The Special Education Division-Bureau of Elementary Education (SPED-BEE)
in cooperation with the National Special Educators (NASE), Inc. and the
Philippine Association for the Retarded (PAR) will conduct the Training
on Behaviour Management of Children with Special Needs in the Classroom
on November 12-13, 2011 at the Royal Mandaya Hotel, Davao City.
The topics to be discussed during this hands-on training are the following: (1) indicators of children with special needs; (2) behavior modification techniques; (3) sensory integration environment; (4) modification techniques; (5) language simulation techniques play; and (6) Individual Education Plan (IEP). A team of specialists and practitioners will handle the sessions. The participants to this activity are regular and SPED teachers, supervisors, administrators, therapists, parents, undergraduat and graduate students. Each participant will be charged Four Thousand Pesos (PhP4,000.00) as payment for registration fee to cover expenses for a one night and two days accommodation, meals, handouts and certificate. Pre-registration is required due to limited slots. Check-in starts upon registration. For further details, contact Ms. Marilou G. Vispo, SPED-BEE, 2nd Floor, Bonifacio Building, DepEd Cental Office, Pasig City at telephone no.: (02) 631-9993 and Ms. Melinda G. Gerero, NASE at mobile phone no.: 0928-4345-090. - https://www.affordablecebu.com/
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"Training on Behavior Management of Children With Special Needs in the Classroom" was written by Mary under the Schools / Universities category. It has been read 2170 times and generated 0 comments. The article was created on 03 November 2011 and updated on 03 November 2011.
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