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IDModule NameAuthor
1The Law and the IEP, Related ServicesSr. Sharon Sullivan, PH.D., Brescia University
2Sign Language as Consideration for Mode of CommunicationMarlaine Chase, ED.D., University of Southern Indiana
3Prescription Medicines and Children with ExceptionalityMarty Meyer, PH.D., Butler University
4Therapeutic / Leisure RecreationJane Swiss, ED.D., University of Saint Francis
5How to Create a ModuleJane Swiss, ED.D., University of Saint Francis & Robert H. Soulliere, Jr. B.R.E., University of Saint Franics
7Student Involved AssessmentMarlaine Chase, ED.D., University of Southern Indiana
8Understanding Childhood Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)Kathleen Munroe, MS CCC-SLP, Riley Hospital for Children-Pediatric TBI Program
9Individualized Educational ProgramIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners
10Non-Public Schools and Special EducationIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners
11Teaching Social SkillsSusan L. (Fister) Mulkey, M.ED., Susan L. (Fister) Mulkey Educational Consulting & Training
126 Strategies for Effective Teacher Guided InstructionSusan L. (Fister) Mulkey, M.ED., Susan L. (Fister) Mulkey Educational Consulting & Training
13Confidentiality 511 IAC 7-38Indiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners
14Pioneers as Leaders in Special EducationMarty Meyer, PH.D., Butler University
15Collaborative TeachingAnita L. DeBoer, ED.D., Ball State University
16Returning to School After a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)Kathleen Munroe, MS CCC-SLP, Riley Hospital for Children-Pediatric TBI Program & Angela Tomlin, PH.D., Riley Hospital for Children- Child Development Center
17Self-Monitoring and Management for AcademicsSusan L. (Fister) Mulkey, M.ED., Susan L. (Fister) Mulkey Educational Consulting & Training
18Graphic OrganizersSusan L. (Fister) Mulkey, M.ED., Susan L. (Fister) Mulkey Educational Consulting & Training
19Self-Monitoring and Management for BehaviorSusan L. (Fister) Mulkey, M.ED., Susan L. (Fister) Mulkey Educational Consulting & Training
20General Education Intervention Teams: Using Creative Problem SolvingMaury Miller, Indiana State University
21Strategies for Active Student RespondingSusan L. (Fister) Mulkey, M.ED., Susan L. (Fister) Mulkey Educational Consulting & Training
22Vocabulary and Concept Practice CardsSusan L. (Fister) Mulkey, M.ED., Susan L. (Fister) Mulkey Educational Consulting & Training
23Facilitating Positive Attitudes Toward Collaborative Change: Module OneAnita L. DeBoer, ED.D., Ball State University
24Facilitating Positive Attitudes Toward Collaborative Change: Module TwoAnita L. DeBoer, ED.D., Ball State University
25Facilitating Positive Attitudes Toward Collaborative Change: Module ThreeAnita L. DeBoer, ED.D., Ball State University
26Notice of Procedural SafeguardsIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners
27Case Conference Committee ProceduresIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners
28Self-Advocacy and Self DeterminationMarlaine Chase, ED.D., University of Southern Indiana
29Functional Behavioral AssessmentIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners
30Behavioral Issues for Students with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)Kathleen Munroe, MS CCC-SLP, Riley Hospital for Children-Pediatric TBI Program
31Transition from School-To-Adult-Life #1Teresa Grossi, PH.D., Indiana Institute on Disability & Community
32Introduction to Autism Spectrum DisordersCathy Pratt, PH.D., Indiana Institute on Disability & Community
33DisciplineIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners
34Transition Services for StudentsJoni Schmalzried, MS, Director of Special Education
35Issues for the Training of Paraprofessional EducatorsMarlaine Chase, ED.D., University of Southern Indiana
36Issues in the Supervision and Training of ParaprofessionalsMarlaine Chase, ED.D., University of Southern Indiana
37CATS: Collaboration Achieves Travel SuccessJoan Houghton, ED.D., O&M Instructor, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
Brent R. Bailey, Ph.D., Vision Teacher and O&M Instructor, Madison Metro Schools, Madison, WI.
Special thanks to: The Collaboration Achieves Travel Success Consortium
38Training for Paraprofessionals to Work with Students Identified with an Autism Spectrum DisorderCathy Pratt, PH.D., and Melissa Dubie, MS, Indiana Institute on Disability & Community
39Transition from School-To-Adult-Life #2Teresa Grossi, PH.D., Mary Held, M.ED., Larry Schaaf, M.A. and Faith Thomas, M.ED., Indiana Institute on Disability & Community
40Transition from School-To-Adult-Life #3Teresa Grossi, PH.D., Mary Held, M.ED., Larry Schaaf, M.A. and Faith Thomas, M.ED., Indiana Institute on Disability & Community
41Strategies for Adapting and ModifyingJane Swiss, ED.D., University of Saint Francis
42Peeling Back the Layers: Using Reading Assessments to Minimize Reading Difficulties and Promote Comprehension and Fluency (Reading)Connie Collins, Fort Wayne Community Schools
43Completing Federal Grant ApplicationsIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners
44Phonemic AwarenessSusan Tancock, PH.D., Ball State University
45Guided ReadingSusan Tancock, PH.D., Ball State University
46Reading ComprehensionSusan Tancock, PH.D., Ball State University
47Reading FluencySusan Tancock, PH.D., Ball State University
48Feature Match: Assistive TechnologyLisa Pufpaff, PH.D. Ball State University
49HOUSSE: High Objective Uniform State Standard of EvaluationIndiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners
50Fluency-Building Strategies for ReadingSusan L. (Fister) Mulkey, M.ED., Susan L. (Fister) Mulkey Educational Consulting & Training
51Family and School PartnershipsMartha McFarland, Carmel Clay Schools
52Applied Behavioral Analysis for Students on the Autism SpectrumCathy Pratt, PH.D., Indiana Institute on Disability & Community
53Section 504Jane Swiss, ED.D., University of Saint Francis
54Avoiding Complaints and Due Process HearingsBecky Bowman, Associate Director, Hamilton Boon Madison Special Services
55Meeting Individual Student Needs I: Meaningful Participation in the General ClassroomShelley Coover, Carmel Clay Schools
56Meeting Individual Student Needs II: Statewide Alternate Assessment (ISTAR)Indiana Department of Education, Division of Exceptional Learners
57Individual Student Data AnalysisJoni Schmalzried, MS, Director of Special Education & John Pence, School Psychologist, Wabash-Miami Area Program for Exceptional Children
58Introduction to Learners with DeafblindnessJoan Houghton, Ed.D.
59Learners with Low Vision and/or BlindnessJoan Houghton, Ed.D.
60Related Services: Physical and Occupational TherapiesLisa Kloc
61Written Notice and Parental ConsentIndiana Department of Education, Center for Exceptional Learners
62Behavioral Intervention PlanIndiana Department of Education, Center for Exceptional Learners


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