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RMTC-DHH Presents: Technical Assistance Live! (TA-Live!) High-Leverage Practices (HLP) for Students with Disabilities

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What?

Cover page of High-Leverage Practices in Special Education Publication

Regular education teachers, exceptional student education (ESE) teachers, and teachers of the deaf/hard of hearing (TODHHs) all have specific skill sets for delivering instruction to the students they serve. RMTC-DHH is excited to announce a webinar series connecting the dots between these industry experts using the publication High-Leverage Practices in Special Education from the Collaboration for Effective Educator Development, Accountability and Reform (CEEDAR) Center and the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC). Throughout the year, the center will dive deep into the understanding that ESE professionals can use these strategies to improve instruction; however, TODHHs can also utilize these 22 high-leverage practices (HLPs) through the lens of their specialized knowledge of students who are deaf/hard of hearing (DHH).

RMTC-DHH will be “flipping” the Technical Assistance Live! (TA-Live!) professional learning series. “Flipped” learning for this opportunity means RMTC-DHH will post a video discussing a high-leverage practice (HLP) with recommended resources addressing that specific HLP for review before the scheduled virtual discussion. Previously posted videos of each of the HLPs can be viewed on the HLP TA-Live! Archive.


RMTC-DHH specialists and stakeholders will then meet virtually to provide live technical assistance for each other while discussing the application of these practices during a live session. These discussions will not be recorded but a notetaker will be provided to gather resources. Participants will have the opportunity to develop and sharpen core effective practices to leverage successful outcomes for students who are DHH across all settings, content areas, and grade levels. These resources will be maintained in a LiveBinder.

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Homework Before Next Scheduled Session on 10/30/24

Before the next scheduled discussion, participants will be encouraged to*:

*Unable to complete the homework? Please still feel free to join RMTC-DHH staff for a discussion on resources and tools Florida educators utilize related to the HLP discussed.

When and Where?

All times will be held virtually from 2:00-3:00 p.m. EST (1:00-2:00 p.m. CST). Participants will have the opportunity to arrive 15 minutes early for a “watch party” of the homework.

 

Date

Topic

Facilitated By

08/07/24

  • HLP Review

RMTC-DHH

09/18/23

RMTC-DHH

10/30/24

  • HLP 19: Use Assistive and Instructional Technologies
RMTC-DHH, TLC

12/11/24

  • HLP 20: Provide Intensive Instruction
RMTC-DHH, PS/RtI, Access Project

02/12/25

  • HLP 21: Maintain & Generalize New Learning
RMTC-DHH, FDLRS

04/23/25

  • HLP 22: Positive and Constructive Feedback
RMTC-DHH, FIN, Just Read, Florida!

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Have a question related to one of the HLPs? Submit it before the discussion session!

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Past TA-Live! Events

Icon %22TA-Live! High-Leverage Practices in Special Education%22 with first page of CEC's and CEEDAR Center's HLP PDF
Icon %22TA-Live! 2020-2021 Optimizing Outcomes 10 Essential Principles%22
Dark gray background with blue circle in the middle. Pictured is a laptop in the top center of the circle. TA-Live! 2019-2020

Please note: If you wish to earn in-service credits towards the renewal of a Florida Educator’s Certificate, it is recommended that you contact your school district’s professional learning office BEFORE beginning a course or training to verify the requirements you must fulfill. RMTC-DHH does NOT provide CEUs.