FREE Technology Webinar, Tues 4/23, 9:00 PST

Don't miss this FREE WEBINAR.

Are you using the tech tools of the 21st century effectively in your classroom?

There is no such thing as a "typical" classroom these days. Standard teaching tools of the past are changing rapidly. New tech tools can feel intimidating if we aren't quite sure what to do with them or how to use them. But technology is a "game changer" for our students with autism and related special learning needs. Modern tech tools can become powerfully effective for helping students avoid behavior problems and participate in activities successfully.

The bonus is how ALL students can benefit as we integrate these tools into our learning environments.

This is a FREE webinar. . . .our gift to YOU to honor April Autism Awareness Month.

5 Tips & Tricks Using
"High Tech" Visual Supports
to Improve Behavior in the Classroom
How to Update Visual Strategies Using
21st Century Tech Tools

Here's the reality. . .

When YOU learn some simple tips & tricks with technology, your students will:

• Engage in active learning
• Understand the activities in their environment better
• Decrease challenging or unexpected behaviors
• Increase productive "time on task"
• Improve learning success
• Plus lots more. . . .

Please join Linda Hodgdon and Lauren Stafford for a FREE webinar as we take some classic visual strategies of yesterday and learn how to update them with technology. You'll learn how easy it is to use them to innovate, educate and create positive change in your classroom.

Plus special bonus. . .everyone who registers will receive a FREE gift so you can use some new technology tools with your students.

Join us Tuesday, April 23 at 12:00 PM (EST)

Click Here to Register***

***Be sure to sign up even if you can't attend the webinar on the date offered. Don't worry! We know people will have timing issues. We will provide an opportunity for you to attend the webinar on your own time schedule.

I'll be presenting with my guest, Lauren Stafford. Lauren is a talented lady who has lots of experience as an Intervention Specialist for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. She currently serves as Vice President, Visual Learning Solutions for Monarch Teaching Technologies where she oversees professional development and supports development of innovative Web-based technology. That means she "gets" the technology and she knows how to translate it into very simple, practical support for students and teachers. That's why I love her!!!!