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Dr. Julie Causton
MAGICAL INCLUSION EXPERT
PROLIFIC AUTHOR
KEYNOTE STORYTELLER
A best selling author, inspiring speaker, and inclusion advocate, Dr. Julie Causton began her career as an educator and then 14 years as a tenured professor at Syracuse University. In 2012 she founded Inclusive Schooling, a premiere company solely devoted to delivering professional development which transforms schools and lives. She has spent the past 25 years nearly obsessed with discovering innovative practices and teaching others about inclusive education through her wildly engaging presentations.
Dr. Kristie Pretti-Frontczak
INCLUSION THOUGHT LEADER
EDUCATORS’ EDUCATOR
FIERCE PLAY ADVOCATE
A highly sought-after speaker, accomplished author, and educators’ educator. Dr. Kristie Pretti-Frontczak began her career as an early interventionist and then spent 16 years as a tenured professor at Kent State University. Since 2013 she has followed her true passion for designing and delivering transformative professional development. As a result, she has accumulated over 50,000 hours of helping educators and leaders work from a place of compassion, hope, and love in locations from Cincinnati to Singapore.
LIVE Session resources
Part 1: What, Why, and How of Inclusion (click to access resources)
Key PPT [pdf]
Definition of Inclusion [pdf]
Learn How to be a Circle Maker in Three Steps [link]
Inclusive System Change Path [pdf]
The Way to Inclusion sample chapters [pdf]
Achieving Inclusion: Strategies for Creating Inclusive Classrooms for ALL Students [pdf]
Checklist of Sample Supplemental Supports, Aids, and Services [pdf]
Inclusive System Change Path [pdf]
Transition to an Equity Lens [pdf]
Inclusive Structural and Instructional Practices Self-Assessment [Google Drive]
Co-teaching Models [pdf]
One Teach/One Make Multi-Sensory [pdf]
20 Ideas for Parallel Teaching Lessons [pdf]
45 Ways to Inclusively Group Students [pdf]
Working Ways Menu [pdf]
101 Ways to Incorporate Choice in Learning [pdf]
Zig Zag Equalizer [pdf]
Human Ways of Being [pdf]
Checklist of Common Stressors [pdf]
10 Ways to Reduce Stressors [pdf]
Lifelines for Students [pdf]
How to Keep Your Cool when your Students Lose Theirs [pdf]
Access Points for Common Activities [pdf]
100 Ways to Adapt Anything [pdf]
20 Ways to Provide Invisible or Silent Support [pdf]
Take Time to Make Time [pdf]
Co-Teaching Meeting Dos and Dont's [pdf]
The Language Replacement Formula [pdf]
Part 2: What, Why, and How of Inclusion (click to access resources)
Key PPT [pdf]
Definition of Inclusion [pdf]
The Recipe for Inclusion: 9 Must Have Ingredients [link]
The Benefits of Inclusive Education: 20 Talking Points for Families [pdf]
Talking Points with Families about the Benefits of Inclusion [pdf]
Inclusion Is Not Fair to the Other Students [pdf]
What Is Special Education? The Answer Will Surprise You[YouTube]
Understanding LRE and Its Role in Supporting All Learners [link]
What is a common error made during IEP meetings? [YouTube]
Checklist of Sample Supplemental Supports, Aids, and Services [pdf]
Achieving Inclusion: Strategies for Creating Inclusive Classrooms for ALL Students [pdf]
Co-Teaching Models [pdf]
Access Points for Common Activities [pdf]
101 Ways to Offer Choice [pdf]
Zig Zag Equalizer [pdf]
More Resources
Your go-to source for making inclusion a reality.
Whether you’re a school leader, educator, advocate, paraprofessional, parent, or simply passionate about creating inclusive schools, this podcast is for you.
Topics You Do Not Want to MISS:
- Meaningful IEPs: Quality Over Quantity
- Fading Paraprofessional Support
- Why Behavior Charts Fail Our Students
- The Recipe for Real Inclusion
- Understanding LRE (mistakes made by most)
Inclusion & The Law-Myths & Realities (click to access resources)
Presenter: Pat Radel, Esq.
- Website: https://www.getnicklivingston.com/attorneys
- Pat's Blog: Appropriately Ambitious
- Pat's Email: pgradelesq@gmail.com
Key PPT slides with 10 myths [pdf]
Capturing Your Learning handout [pdf]
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