International Council for Children

with Behavioral Disorders

 

Professional Development

2008 International Forum

The Literacy and Social Development Connection:

Using Effective Instruction to Improve Outcomes for Children and Adolescents with Challenging Behavior

 

February 8-9, 2008

Norfolk, VA

Forum Information 08 Handouts

 

Event HANDOUTS

 

Handouts (pdf format) are posted below for each session:

 

 

Program

Friday, February 8

Handout

Opening general session:

Scientifically-based Instructional Practices for Teaching Students with EBD

 

J. Ron Nelson, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Handout

General session:

The Importance of Effective Teaching Behaviors to Ensure Positive Instructional Interactions Between Teachers and Their Students with EBD

Philip L Gunter, Valdosta State University

  Facilitated Learning
Handout

General session:

Simplifying Data Collection and Analysis

R. Kenton Denny, Louisiana State University

Handout

General session:

The Behavior and Reading Improvement Center: research on the effectiveness of three tiered K-3 reading and behavior models.

R. White, B. Algozzine, & Nancy Cooke University of NC, Charlotte

Saturday, February 9
Handout

General session:

Addressing Literacy Issues of Adolescents in Special Schools and Juvenile Justice Settings

Michael P. Krezmien,  The University of Texas at Austin

Handout

General session:

Cultural Factors that Influence Method for Teaching Youth with Challenging Behaviors

 

Francie Murry, University of Northern Colorado

  Facilitated Learning
Handout

General session:

Systemwide Evidences of Quality: Implications for Effective Instruction, Academic Achievement, and Targeted Interventions

 

Richard West, Utah State University 

  Facilitated Learning
Handout not available

General session:

Putting it all Together

 

Richard Van Acker, University of Illinois Chicago

 

 

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For more information contact: Sheldon Braaten, Behavioral Institute for Children and Adolescents

3585 Lexington Ave. N. Suite 163 Arden Hills, MN 55126  Ph. 651-484-5510  or  

email: ccbdforum@behavioralinstitute.org

 

 


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