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Preparing General Education Systems for Special Education Rule Changes (Groups)

$2,250.00$7,200.00

Presented By Jennifer Patenaude, MA

These are recordings of a live workshop series, originally held on 11/30/22, 1/26/23, 2/16/23, & 3/10/23.

Although the July 2023 rule changes are specific to special education, the information needed to implement them relies heavily on general education systems. This 4-part series will support schools with both new and upcoming changes.

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Rental period is 120 days.

Certificates will be awarded for both instructional time (11 hrs) and guided collaborative team time (up to 9 hours), for a maximum of 20 professional development hours.

NOTE – This recording is intended for teams.

If you have a group size larger than 50, or need further assistance, please email [email protected]




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Description

Preparing General Education Systems for Special Education Rule Changes

Jennifer Patenaude, MA

Act 173 and several other special education rule changes went into effect on July 1, 2022. Rule changes related to learning disability determination and adverse effect have been delayed until July 1, 2023.

While these changes are specific to special education, the information needed to implement them relies heavily on general education systems, including: appropriate layered interventions delivered with fidelity, careful analysis of progress monitoring data, and effective educational support team collaboration.

This 4-part series will support schools with both new and upcoming changes and their connection to existing Vermont special education requirements. These sessions clarify the critical partnerships needed between general educators and special educators to ensure the shared responsibility of successful implementation.

The recorded workshops offer considerable, practical team time. It is highly recommend that teams include district leaders, principals, coaches, general educators, special educators, interventionists.

Included is an Activity and Discussion Guide with links, videos, and documents to work from as you complete the training. We recommend identifying a facilitator to guide you through the activities.

Jennifer Patenaude, MA. has worked for North Country Supervisory Union for more than twenty years as a special educator, evaluation specialist, and instructional specialist. She is also an instructor, presenter, internship supervisor, and member of the VT-HEC SPED Advisory Council. Jen leads professional development on a multitude of topics for both general education and special education teachers and has served as adjunct faculty for the Vermont State Colleges.

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Number of People

Up to 10 people, 11-15 people, 16-20 people, 21-25 people, 26-35 people, 36-50 people