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Autism, Behavior, Evaluation, Inclusion, Transition

Texas Autism Conference

The Texas Autism Conference is an annual event sponsored by the Texas Education Agency. The conference's goal is to promote increased awareness and understanding of evidence-based practices, interventions, standards, and services in the area of autism.
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Assistive Technology, Blind/Visually Impaired, Deaf/Hard of Hearing, Dyslexia and Other Related Disorders, Inclusion, Instruction

Texas AT Support

This extensive resource has been designed for educators and families and is intended to serve as a repository of the most commonly used Assistive Technology resources.
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Inclusion, ARD/IEP Supports

Co-Teaching Approaches - Texas SPED Quick Learns

The Texas SPED Quick Learns is part of the TEA Microlearning Series featuring Co-Teaching Approaches. In this video, educators and instructional leaders will understand the six common co-teaching principles practiced in the classroom.

Inclusion, ARD/IEP Supports

Working with Paraprofessionals - Texas SPED Quick Learns

The Texas SPED Quick Learns is part of the TEA Microlearning Series featuring Working with Paraprofessionals. In this video, educators and instructional leaders will learn strategies for successful collaboration between paraprofessionals and instructional staff.

Inclusion, ARD/IEP Supports, Instruction

Co-Teaching - Texas SPED Quick Learns

The Texas SPED Quick Learns is part of the TEA Microlearning Series featuring Co-Teaching. In this video, educators and instructional leaders will understand the core principles of successful co-teaching programs.

Inclusion, ARD/IEP Supports

Accommodations and Modifications - Texas SPED Quick Learns

The Texas SPED Quick Learns is part of the TEA Microlearning Series featuring Accommodations and Modifications. In this video, educators and instructional leaders will understand how to define and differentiate between accommodations and modifications to support diverse student needs.