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Special Education and No Child Left Behind
Educators and other
professionals are invited to join us for a half-day seminar to learn
about assistive technology under IDEA 2004
and
what role technology may play in
improving AYP and literacy for students with learning
disabilities/differences under NCLB
Date: December 6th 2005, 8:00
a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Location:
Capital Area
Center for Educational Support (CACES),
12 Cross Street, Penacook, NH
03301
www.caces.org
Costs: $50
Registration:
Call Tina Reardon at CASES at 603-753-6561. Registration Deadline is
November 28th
Kathleen H. McClaskey, M.Ed.
is President of
EdTech Associates, Inc., a company providing
assistive technology consultation, evaluation
and training services for children and adults with learning
disabilities, special education teams and schools. Kathleen has over
20 years experience in educational technology as a teacher and
administrator and in designing
effective
technology solutions for students with learning disabilities. She is
also a graduate professor at Cambridge College, Plymouth State
University and Lesley University and is a frequent conference
presenter on the role of technology in improving academic outcomes
for students with learning disabilities, and is a member of the
International Society for Technology in Education, the New Hampshire
Society for Technology in Education and the Educational Industry
Association
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