Students on the Autism Spectrum: Achieving Success in the Classroom - Student Education Symposium

Realize the Promise: Autism Spectrum in the Mainstream Classroom

Week-Long Symposium for educators

Date: July 16-20, 2012

Provides the opportunity to explore issues, themes, and strategies for students of all ages on the Autism Spectrum, focusing on those with High Functioning Autism/Aspergers. It is intended for mainstream classroom teachers, administrators, special education personnel, and others who work with children and youth on the spectrum. The symposium will clarify terminology, discuss IEPs and advocacy, and focus particularly on specific strategies for K-12 students in mainstream classrooms. The goal is to enhance teachers’ understanding and effective instruction for students on the spectrum.

Join keynote speaker Dr. Christopher Kaufman, Ph.D. as he and others present on various topics including:

• Students on the Autism Spectrum: Success in the classroom
• Strategies for Classroom Teachers
• Bullying
• Legal Issues and IEPs
• How to Make a System Work – for children with classic/low functioning autism
• Facilitating Effective Online Teaching & Learning

About this Symposium

• Designed for educators at all levels
• Earn CEU’s
• Hybrid courses available
• Is available both to Saint Joseph’s College and Online Students (undergraduate or graduate) for graduate college credit and non-credit.
• Is taught by experts in their related fields.
• Is located on the beautiful Saint Joseph’s College campus by Sebago Lake in Standish, Maine