Summer Training 2012
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Training Session Options
Week 1: June 10-14, 2013, Monday - Friday, 8am-5pm (elementary school)
Week 2: June 24-28, 2013, Monday - Friday, 8am-5pm (elementary school)
Week 3: July 8-12, 2013, Monday - Friday, 8am-5pm (middle school)
Summer Training 2013 Deadlines
March 22: Completed applications must be received by 5:00pm (EST)
April 1: Applicants notified via e-mail regarding acceptance
April 8: Applicants must confirm their training session assignment by 5:00pm (EST) in order to reserve their training spot
- Pre-training packet will be mailed out approximately one month prior to the 1st day of your training session and is due 2 weeks after receipt
- Pre-training web module links will be made available to you after we receive your Pre-training packet and are due prior to the first day of training
June 10 - July 12: Training Sessions 1-3
September 9: Follow-up training packets will be mailed out
September 23: Follow-up packets are due
October 21: Certificate of Attendance noting contact hours earned will be mailed out
**In order to receive full PGP credits, participants must complete the pre- and follow-up training packets and attend the training in full.
Why the HANDS in Autism Summer Training Program?
Our week-long program focuses on providing hands-on experience and coaching in a training classroom environment. While the program includes traditional instructional methods such as lectures and discussion, the emphasis of training is the hands-on application of a variety of techniques and the process of determining techniques appropriate for each student, classroom, and intervention team.
Summer Training Alumni Share...
Topics to Be Covered
- Educational and behavioral assessment
- Ongoing data-driven decision making
- Goal development and writing
- Visual and physical structure
- Choreography (of staff, students, and schedules)
- Prompting and skills-teaching methods
- Behavioral intervention
- Social–communication skills training
- Maintenance and generalization
Cost of Training
The cost to provide this training experience is $1500 per participant. However, the generous grant funding from the Indiana Department of Education, Center for Exceptional Learners allows complete sponsorship to Indiana professionals employed by public or private schools and serving children along the autism spectrum at no charge ($0).
Location
Fesler Hall (FH), 1120 South Dr.Ste 302 (Third Floor, take a left off the stairs)
IUPUI Campus, Indianapolis, IN
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