CTE and IEPs

The role teachers play in supporting special education students.

Instructed by Dr. Kimberly Ganley

Length: 8 hours

Format: Articles, Text, Videos

Skill Level: All Levels

https://ctetacteachersandwbl.dreamseedo.org/courses/6519

Course Description

All students need supports, but special education students have required needs you as a teacher need to be aware of and ready to support. Being familiar with special education will empower you to support your students so they have the best opportunities.

What am I going to get from this course?

The goals of the course is to become familiar with special eduction specifically how it pertains to CTE. Focus is on the terminology, process, laws, and the role you as the CTE teacher can play in creating a positive impact for special education students. By having a foundational knowledge you will be better equipped to assist and support others.

Who is this course for?

CTE Teachers and Administrators

Steps

Introduction
Module 1: What is Special Education?
1. Introduction
  
  25 min
2. Step 1: Common Language
  
  15 min
3. Step 2: More than a place...
  
  15 min
4. Step 3: Special Education in NY
  
  90 min
5. Reflection
  
  5 min
Module 2: The Laws Governing Special Education
1. Introduction
  
  40 min
2. Step 1: The Laws
  
  40 min
3. Step 2: IEP Overview
  
  15 min
4. Step 3: IEPs and CTE
  
  35 min
5. Step 4: Transition Plans
  
  15 min
6. Activity
  
  60 min
7. Reflection
  
  5 min
Module 3: Teaching Strategies and Special Education
1. Introduction
  
  20 min
2. Step 1: Understanding Student Needs
  
  15 min
3. Step 2: Explicit Instruction
  
  15 min
4. Step 3: Strategy instruction
  
  20 min
5. Step 4: Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies
  
  15 min
6. Activity
  
  5 min
Final Reflection
1. Final Reflection
  
  5 min
Summary

About the Instructor

Dr. Kimberly Ganley