Understanding Individuals With Asperger&39;s Syndrome or High Functioning Autism

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Jan 9, 2009 (Friday)

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Sheraton Pasadena Hotel (map)

303 East Cordova Street
Pasadena, CA 91101
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BenefitsRise to the challenges of educating students with Asperger&39;s Syndrome or high functioning autism.With the increased prevalence of autism spectrum disorders in schools, te...

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Understanding Individuals With Asperger's Syndrome or High Functioning Autism Pasadena, CA   January 9, 2009   

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Benefits

Rise to the challenges of educating students with Asperger&39;s Syndrome or high functioning autism.

With the increased prevalence of autism spectrum disorders in schools, teachers need tools to understand and work with these students&39; special needs now more than ever. Attend this unique seminar and equip yourself with the knowledge and strategies you need to help develop the social, emotional and communicational skills of those with Asperger&39;s Syndrome or high functioning autism. You&39;ll get an informative overview of the autism spectrum, including the range of disorders and diagnostic criteria. You&39;ll also gain tips on implementing effective intervention techniques. Register today and get the tools you need to maximize the potential of individuals with Asperger&39;s Syndrome or high functioning autism.

Benefits for You

  • Gain a solid foundation for understanding Asperger&39;s Syndrome and high functioning autism
  • Implement appropriate strategies and interventions more effectively
  • Techniques for effectively managing sensory processing differences
  • Tips on how to reduce inappropriate or disruptive behavior in the classroom
  • Learn about educational support strategies - such as assistive technology



Who Should Attend

This seminar is designed for special education teachers and directors, psychologists, speech pathologists, counselors, social workers, classroom teachers, instructional aides, nurses, education specialists, principals, vice principals, case managers, parents and attorneys.


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