Using Structured Teaching to Reach Students with Autism: A Guide for Related Service Providers (3/5)

$75.00

Date: March 5
Time: 9:00 - 11:00
Price: $75
Live Webinar

Objectives: Better understanding of inclusive practices; Introduction of Structured Teaching Strategies; Use structure teaching methods to improve student engagement; Collaborate with team to create engaging materials to lower student anxiety and overstimulation

Target audience: Related Service Providers

PLEASE NOTE: This is a live webinar, not an in-person training. After purchase, we will send you a Zoom invite.

If you need to pay by a purchase order, please reach out to Lydia Wissing at lwissing@havedreams.org

Questions? Reach out to hdtrainings@havedreams.org

Date: March 5
Time: 9:00 - 11:00
Price: $75
Live Webinar

Objectives: Better understanding of inclusive practices; Introduction of Structured Teaching Strategies; Use structure teaching methods to improve student engagement; Collaborate with team to create engaging materials to lower student anxiety and overstimulation

Target audience: Related Service Providers

PLEASE NOTE: This is a live webinar, not an in-person training. After purchase, we will send you a Zoom invite.

If you need to pay by a purchase order, please reach out to Lydia Wissing at lwissing@havedreams.org

Questions? Reach out to hdtrainings@havedreams.org

Bridget McDonald is an elementary special education teacher with over 20 years of experience supporting diverse learners, including extensive work in inclusive classroom settings. Her previous roles include Early Childhood Special Education Teacher, Instructional Coach, and Autism Coach with the Illinois Autism Training & Technical Assistance Program.

Bridget holds a B.S. in Early Childhood Special Education, an M.A. in Special Education, and an M.A. in School Administration. She partners with general education teachers, special education staff, and related service providers to implement evidence-based practices that strengthen inclusion and increase student access and success in the general education curriculum. Bridget uses assessment and student data to design and support targeted interventions, and she brings strong expertise in classroom management and positive behavior supports. A teacher leader, she is committed to collaboration and effective teamwork within professional learning communities and IEP teams.