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Trainings/Workshops What is CPRC? (also available in Spanish)
Learn about the CPRC and what we do in the community
Accommodations and Modifications (also available in Spanish)
Learn the difference between accommodations and modifications
Learn practical strategies for accommodations and modifications that will ensure active classroom participation for students with disabilities
Learn how to build on the childs learning style and strengths when developing accommodations and modifications
Practice developing accommodations and modifications
ADHD - Understanding ADHD (also available in Spanish)
Learn the three most common behaviors exhibited by children with ADHD
Learn simple environmental adjustments that can be made at home and at school
Learn practical academic accommodations and modifications to increase success at school
Advocacy Skills for Effective Parent Advocacy (also available in Spanish)
What advocacy means
How to improve your advocacy skills
How you can make a difference in your community
African American Parent Training
Integration of home, school and community
Parenting tips from an African-American perspective
Bullying to Belonging (also available in Spanish)
Examine beliefs about others of different races, gender, sexual orientation, disability, etc.
Broaden understanding of personal responsibility and collaboration
Learn strategies for building understanding and acceptance into their classrooms and
communities
Cultural Competency
Explore the meaning of culture and cultural differences
Learn how to understand and respond to cultural differences
Learn what cultural competency is, and the steps to take to begin the process of becoming culturally competent
Cultural Outreach
Techniques on how to reach communities of different cultures with information about support and services for families with disabilities
Disability Etiquette
Learn tips on interacting with individuals with disabilities
Understand current disability etiquette
Learn about the many different accommodations and modifications available to assist
individuals with disabilities in classrooms and communities
Employment Getting and Keeping the First Job (also available in Spanish)
Learn straight talk about employment and what you need to know
Learn about accommodations, disclosure, and interviewing
Learn about the employers perspective
Learn about self-employment
Fathers as Mentors (for fathers who want to mentor male youth and other fathers)
Learn about attitudes toward disability
Learn about disability etiquette
Learn what is special education and how the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
(IDEA) supports students
Friendship Building Strategies
Examine your own friendships
Learn creative tools for building true friendships for students with disabilities
Learn to recognize natural opportunities for friendship
Learn how to interpret others positively
Learn how to provide appropriate accommodations
Making the Grade: Schools are Accountable to You
Learn about adequate yearly progress
Learn about State Performance Plan (SPP)
Learn about School Accountability Committee
NCLB and Students with Disabilities (also available in Spanish)
Learn key areas of the law that have particular relevance to parents of children with
disabilities.
Understand how this law effects your child
Take the mystery out of state assessments
Overrepresentation of School Suspensions of Students of Color (also available in Spanish)
Learn about initiatives and programs as possible solutions
Brainstorm about what you can do to reverse a long standing trend
Sexuality The Journey to Adulthood: What Parents Need to Know (also available in Spanish)
Learn about preparing youth for the changes of puberty and adolescence
Learn about Identifying skills needed for adulthood
Learn about what youth need to know and when
Learn to identify ideas and tools to assist with the process
Title I Schools and Special Education
Learn how Title I can support Special Education
Understand No Child Left Behind
Funding and services under Title I, including parental involvement
Its Transition from Part C to Part B: My Service Coordinator is Gone!!
Learn the differences between an Individual Family Support Plan (IFSP-Part C 0-3 years)
and an Individual Education Plan (IEP-Part B 3 21 years) services
Learn what the loss of your Part C Coordinator means to you and your family
Learn how to develop educational goals
Learn strategies for developing and implementing Imps as well as advocating successfully
in the school system
Transition from Pre-K Kindergarten
Learn the different options available to parents in choosing a school for their child
Learn how to evaluate a school and their special education services
Learn how to prepare your child for the transition to kindergarten
Understand how to implement kindergarten transition in the Individualized Education Plan (IEP)
Understanding Special Education: IDEA Law: The Basics (also available in Spanish)
Learn key areas of the law:
Changes to IEPs
Parental Rights
Rights for foster parents
Changes in Evaluations and Re-Evaluations
Choice of parents to withdraw child from receiving special education services
Understanding Special Education: IDEA and IEPs (also available in Spanish)
A 3-hour training that covers Understanding IDEA and Writing Effective IEPs
Understanding Special Education: Writing Effective IEPs (also available in Spanish)
Learn about parent rights and responsibilities
Increase understanding of how the IEP Process works for students
Learn strategies for writing and implementing IEPs
Learn new methods for ensuring that IEP's are effective and lead to desired positive
outcomes for students
Understanding Troubling Behavior as Communication (also available in Spanish)
Learn the components of a proactive behavior support plan
Learn strategies for defusing potential conflicts before they escalate
Learn how to identify the triggers of troubling behavior
Working for Change: Using the power of a Personal Story (also available in Spanish)
What advocacy is and why its important
Why changing systems is important
How to use the power of a personal story to make positive changes
We appreciate two weeks notice for requesting a training currently listed and two months minimum if you are interested in a customized training.
To Request a Workshop
Send an email to: jeanettec@denvermetrocprc.org
Download File: WorkshopsDescriptions-Current.pdf
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