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SEBH and Well-Being Classroom Practices: Teaching Expectations

How can you minimize problem behavior by creating a positive and predictable classroom environment for students? How can you teach all students these expectations?

As part 2 of the SEBH & Well-Being Classroom Practices series, this part focuses on developing strategies to teach expectations as an effective way to encourage appropriate behaviors & create a positive, predictable & safe environment for all students.

Mental Health in Schools Series: Evidence-Based Interventions

This series provides foundational learning to understanding mental health, common mental health disorders, impact, and evidence-based practices.

This content includes information relating to evidence-based supports and interventions. Learners will develop a better understanding of how to access evidence-based educational support for students with mental health concerns.

Using the S.E.T.T. Framework to Consider Assistive Technology Needs

What should a team consider when selecting assistive technology for a student?

During this learning, you will be introduced to an adapted version of Joy Zabala’s S.E.T.T. Framework and how to use the framework in making decisions about appropriate assistive technology that will meet individual student needs.

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