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    Remote but accessible: Reaching students of all abilities during distance learning

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    The move to virtual environments for teaching and learning may be impacting students with differing abilities and special needs in a variety of ways. Educators are seeking guidance and resources about IEPs, inclusion practices, modifications, and engagement.

    Join us and a community of educators who are seeking and sharing strategies and resources to address just-in-time needs to teach during this COVID-19 shutdown.

     

     

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    Participants will:

    • Hear from educators how the COVID-19 school shutdowns are impacting students with special needs; and
    • Learn about strategies and tools to support educators in reaching and teaching students with disabilities.

    Join or log in to access the webinar.

    Presenters
    Amanda morin
    Writer and Senior Expert at Family Advocacy and Education | + posts

    Amanda Morin (amanda@amandamorin.com) is an educator, neurodiversity consultant,and author.

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    English Teacher, District Program Coordinator, and Instructional Coach at Brusly, Louisiana | + posts
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    Assistant Principal at Northwest Independent School District | + posts

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