Making Inclusion Work with Transdisciplinary Teaming

Date:

April 17, 2010

Location:

Details:

Dearborn School of Education
Oakwood Center for Exceptional Families
in collaboration with Oakland Schools & Wayne RESA

�Making Inclusion Work with Transdisciplinary Teaming�

A conference for all members of the transdisciplinary team- Parents, Students, Advocates, Early Interventionists, General, Vocational, and Special Education Teachers, Special Services Support Staff, Administrators, Psychologists, Social Workers, Physicians, Nurses, Occupational, Physical and Speech/Language Therapists- to learn research-based strategies, techniques and best practices for including children (birth through adolescence) with special learning needs within natural environments and general education settings.

Presenter: Dr. Mary Beth Bruderis a distinguished scholar and director of the A.J. Pappanikou Center for Excellence in Development Disabilities. The Center works collaboratively to promote advocacy, capacity building and systems change to improve the quality of life for persons with disabilities and their families. Dr. Bruder writes extensively in the area of early intervention and natural environments.

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