TA-Live! High-Leverage Practices in Special Education

Regular education teachers, exceptional student education (ESE) teachers, and teachers for students who are D/HH all have specific skill sets for delivering instruction to the students they serve. RMTC-D/HH 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 Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) and the CEEDAR Center. Throughout the year, the center will dive deep into the understanding that ESE professionals can use these strategies to improve instruction; however, teachers of the D/HH can utilize these practices through the lens of their specialized knowledge of students who are D/HH.

RMTC-D/HH is “flipping” the TA-Live! professional development series. “Flipped” learning for this opportunity means the center will post a video, discussing a practice with recommended resources addressing each of the high-leverage practices for students with disabilities for review before the scheduled virtual discussion.

Center specialists and stakeholders will then meet as a group of experts to provide live technical assistance for each other to discuss application of these practices during a live discussion. 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 D/HH across all settings, content areas, and grade levels. These resources will be maintained in a LiveBinder.