Webinars

Duration: 90 minutes

Delving into Ethical Dilemmas: A Dialogue

As a result of this activity, participants will be able to: define an ethical dilemma; Differentiate other types of problematic issues; compare and contrast the features of 2 ethical decision-making models; and state the advantages of using an Ethical Decision-Making Model.

Duration: 90 minutes

Case Studies: Using Cognitive Assessment Data to Inform Effective Instruction & Intervention

As a result of this activity, participants will be able to: explain the essential characteristics of specific learning disabilities; list the broad cognitive domains and cognitive processes most salient to acquiring specific academic skills; and develop and plan interventions appropriate to the cognitive profile of the student.

Relationship-based Interventions for Children and their Caregivers: Integrating Neurobiology, Attachment, Emotion Regulation and Discipline

Addressing Implicit Bias in Our Daily Interactions

One of the benefits of working in a diverse environment is the opportunity to interact with people from different backgrounds, experiences, perspectives, and roles. Yet, that same environment can also create experiences where biases and exclusion exist. In order to address these biases, organizations must create the structures to help us name, own, and interrupt bias when we see them. Join Dr. Liza Talusan as we explore the ways we can address issues of bias in the workplace, and create a more healthy, positive, and engaging professional community.

Structured Literacy: An overview of what it is and how ETs can utilize it