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Grant Wood Area Education Agency and the University of Iowa Center for Assistive Technology Education & Research Presents:
The 2017 “Building Bridges: Eastern Iowa Assistive Technology Conference” will provide an opportunity to see first-hand the latest in assistive technologies (AT), practices, and services for school-age students with disabilities. This AT conference will serve as a unique opportunity for professionals, parents, administrators and service providers to exchange and gather information on the current status and assistive technology tools available for consideration.
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Tuesday, April 25 • 12:40pm - 2:00pm
Supports for Learning & Performance for ALL

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Educational reforms at both the national and state level strengthen the need to consider accessibility supports to address the broad continuum of needs of all learners. Supports and accommodations are part of the multi-tiered system of supports implemented in Iowa schools to help learners achieve educational standards and expectations. This session will outline a process building teams can utilize to inform decision-making around the provision of supports for learning and performance and accommodations for a broad range of learner-need.

https://www.educateiowa.gov/pk-12/learner-supports/supports-learning-and-performance
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Maggie Pickett

Digital Learning Consultant and Digital Learning Consultant, Grant Wood AEA
Maggie is a certified speech-language pathologist. Her passion in education resides in creating engaging and accessible learning opportunities for all learners in Mutli-Tiered Systems of Support. For over a decade Maggie has worked with teachers, students, administrators, para-professionals... Read More →

Tuesday April 25, 2017 12:40pm - 2:00pm CDT
American Gothic
  Everyday Technology, Beginner |   Education & Learning, Beginner |   Augmentative/Alternative Communication, Beginner |   Accessibility, Beginner

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