Facilitating successful neuroinclusion experiences for staff and students
What’s it about?
Neuroinclusion and disability inclusion is only effective when all staff are invested in the common vision of student success. Join Anissa Moore to discover how the fusing of general education and special education collaboration ensures positive student outcomes for students. She’ll discuss efficient methods to support teacher and paraprofessional staff needs, enhance educator communication, and foster more neuroinclusive mindsets.
What you'll learn
- Analyze the importance of including students with non-disabled peers while discovering the academic and social outcomes for all
- Explore examples of disability inclusion
- Learn ways to empower your team with effective collaboration techniques to meet student needs and support professional growth
Who should attend?
- Educators
- Education coordinators
- Special education teachers
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Meet the speakers
Anissa Moore
MEd, BCBA, Special Educational Consultant
Anissa Moore is an independent education consultant specializing in early childhood education, special education and autism. She’s also an expert in developmental disorders, behavior disorders, and the science of motivation.
Anissa is a certified teacher, public school district administrator, and board-certified behavior analyst (BCBA) with over 30 years of public school experience. She is currently a national presenter, program consultant, and motivational speaker for school districts and educational agencies across the nation.
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