As school resumes and you welcome students back, some of you doing so in a virtual format, we understand you may likely have new challenges, necessary adaptations and many questions, all within an ever-changing environment. While making decisions for now and looking towards the future, please keep in mind that Project ACCESS continues to remain committed to assist you, your … [Read more...] about We are all in this together as Back To School begins
Attention school personnel working with students with autism! Are you ready to do the deep dive into autism evidence-based interventions (EBPs)? Do you want to learn more about strategies based on applied behavior analysis (ABA)? Do you yearn to be skilled at achieving behavior change in students that foster independence, help students achieve best outcomes in terms … [Read more...] about Project ACCESS Autism Credential (PAAC) is now FREE for the first year!
Here's a new Autism Minute, our brief (usually 5 minutes or less) instructional videos that provide information designed to add to your available resources for serving students with autism and other developmental disabilities. This video features Edna Smith, Ph.D., who has served as Project ACCESS Director, Autism Resources Specialist, Missouri Autism Consultant and Autism … [Read more...] about Project ACCESS Autism Minute: Basic Concepts That Every Autism Educator Needs To “Get”
Project ACCESS has added a new training on June 18th to our 2020 free online Summer Educators' Academy, centered around evidence-based practices. Do you struggle to decide which kind of data collection is best, streamline it to IEP goals, and actually keep up with it? Attend this workshop to learn, not only the basics on the different types of data, but also how to create … [Read more...] about Show Me The Data! – a NEW training for our FREE online 2020 Summer Educators’ Academy
Missouri Schools for the Severely Disabled (MSSD) has released a new curriculum that includes "over 1,000 new instructional activities for students with severe disabilities...." From their announcement: "The curriculum units are aligned with the strands and domains of the Missouri Learning Standards which are the universal format based on the Essential Elements for the … [Read more...] about Missouri Schools for the Severely Disabled (MSSD) – DESE Model Alternative Curriculum