Events in October–December 2020
- -
Beyond Limits Virtual Presentation: What happens to children with disabilities when they become adults?
–
Beyond Limits Virtual Presentation: What happens to children with disabilities when they become adults?The popular image of disability is often focused on children. When the school bus stops coming though what happens to our loved ones? In this presentation, you will hear from a man with a disability who successfully transitioned into adulthood. Topics that will be discussed include employment, post-secondary, housing, and guardianship.
Beyond Limits Virtual Presentation: What happens to children with disabilities when they become adults?–
Beyond Limits Virtual Presentation: What happens to children with disabilities when they become adults?The popular image of disability is often focused on children. When the school bus stops coming though what happens to our loved ones? In this presentation, you will hear from a man with a disability who successfully transitioned into adulthood. Topics that will be discussed include employment, post-secondary, housing, and guardianship.
- -
Beyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced Workshop
–
Beyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced WorkshopOctober 20 & 27: 9am - 12pm CDT November 3 & 10: 9am - 12pm CST
Discover the ever expanding versatility and value of this incredible instructional strategy over a two-day workshop. Social Stories are a learning tool that supports the safe and meaningful exchange of information between parents, professionals, and people with autism of all ages. Over the past two decades, Carol has been helping people with autism improve their social skills with the Social Stories model.
Social Stories are one of the most popular evidence-based instructional strategies for learners with autism in the world. They are also frequently misused and misunderstood. Learning how to research, develop, and implement a genuine Social Story is critical to their effectiveness, safety, and integrity. The goal is to build positive social concepts and skills in an individually tailored, unassuming, and supportive learning context.
This online presentation is unique among *Social Story 10.2* workshops, a series of four half-days devoted to the art and science of Social Stories!
Tuesday, October 20 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, October 27 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, November 3 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
Tuesday, November 10 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
To receive your certificate of completion you must attend all four sessions.Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, online learning opportunities are increasing in popularity – with surprising advantages over in-person conferences. Safety is one advantage. Other benefits include increased efficiency and new opportunities to internalize concepts and practice skills. Online presentations often cover information faster than their traditional counterparts, resulting in additional case examples, demonstrations, and activities.
This hybrid Social Story workshop is a unique opportunity. Participants will learn the art and science of Social Stories with a format that maximizes online training benefits, including:
An invitation to confidentially contact Carol before, during, or following the course of the training with questions or assistance related to a specific Social Story or course content, materials, activities, and assignments,
Pre-workshop orientation – a brief set of materials and activities providing an overview of Social Stories, and
Relevant assignments between sessions to apply newly acquired concepts and skills to current issues.
AgendaThere are four weekly half-day sessions. The outcome letters listed in parentheses (below) correspond to those in the previous learning outcomes list.
1st session: Philosophy / Social Story Goal / How Each Topic is Determined / Gathering Information
2nd session: Gathering Information with a Comic Strip Conversation / Develop a Social Story
3rd session: How to Write a Social Story
4th session: Outcomes j – Write – Revise – and Implement a Social StoryBeyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced Workshop–
Beyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced WorkshopOctober 20 & 27: 9am - 12pm CDT November 3 & 10: 9am - 12pm CST
Discover the ever expanding versatility and value of this incredible instructional strategy over a two-day workshop. Social Stories are a learning tool that supports the safe and meaningful exchange of information between parents, professionals, and people with autism of all ages. Over the past two decades, Carol has been helping people with autism improve their social skills with the Social Stories model.
Social Stories are one of the most popular evidence-based instructional strategies for learners with autism in the world. They are also frequently misused and misunderstood. Learning how to research, develop, and implement a genuine Social Story is critical to their effectiveness, safety, and integrity. The goal is to build positive social concepts and skills in an individually tailored, unassuming, and supportive learning context.
This online presentation is unique among *Social Story 10.2* workshops, a series of four half-days devoted to the art and science of Social Stories!
Tuesday, October 20 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, October 27 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, November 3 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
Tuesday, November 10 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
To receive your certificate of completion you must attend all four sessions.Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, online learning opportunities are increasing in popularity – with surprising advantages over in-person conferences. Safety is one advantage. Other benefits include increased efficiency and new opportunities to internalize concepts and practice skills. Online presentations often cover information faster than their traditional counterparts, resulting in additional case examples, demonstrations, and activities.
This hybrid Social Story workshop is a unique opportunity. Participants will learn the art and science of Social Stories with a format that maximizes online training benefits, including:
An invitation to confidentially contact Carol before, during, or following the course of the training with questions or assistance related to a specific Social Story or course content, materials, activities, and assignments,
Pre-workshop orientation – a brief set of materials and activities providing an overview of Social Stories, and
Relevant assignments between sessions to apply newly acquired concepts and skills to current issues.
AgendaThere are four weekly half-day sessions. The outcome letters listed in parentheses (below) correspond to those in the previous learning outcomes list.
1st session: Philosophy / Social Story Goal / How Each Topic is Determined / Gathering Information
2nd session: Gathering Information with a Comic Strip Conversation / Develop a Social Story
3rd session: How to Write a Social Story
4th session: Outcomes j – Write – Revise – and Implement a Social StoryBeyond Limits: Reflect, Reboot, Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced Workshop–
Beyond Limits: Reflect, Reboot, Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced WorkshopOctober 20 & 27: 9am - 12pm CDT November 3 & 10: 9am - 12pm CST
Discover the ever expanding versatility and value of this incredible instructional strategy over a two-day workshop. Social Stories are a learning tool that supports the safe and meaningful exchange of information between parents, professionals, and people with autism of all ages. Over the past two decades, Carol has been helping people with autism improve their social skills with the Social Stories model.
Social Stories are one of the most popular evidence-based instructional strategies for learners with autism in the world. They are also frequently misused and misunderstood. Learning how to research, develop, and implement a genuine Social Story is critical to their effectiveness, safety, and integrity. The goal is to build positive social concepts and skills in an individually tailored, unassuming, and supportive learning context.
This online presentation is unique among *Social Story 10.2* workshops, a series of four half-days devoted to the art and science of Social Stories!
Tuesday, October 20 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, October 27 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, November 3 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
Tuesday, November 10 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
To receive your certificate of completion you must attend all four sessions.Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, online learning opportunities are increasing in popularity – with surprising advantages over in-person conferences. Safety is one advantage. Other benefits include increased efficiency and new opportunities to internalize concepts and practice skills. Online presentations often cover information faster than their traditional counterparts, resulting in additional case examples, demonstrations, and activities.
This hybrid Social Story workshop is a unique opportunity. Participants will learn the art and science of Social Stories with a format that maximizes online training benefits, including:
An invitation to confidentially contact Carol before, during, or following the course of the training with questions or assistance related to a specific Social Story or course content, materials, activities, and assignments,
Pre-workshop orientation – a brief set of materials and activities providing an overview of Social Stories, and
Relevant assignments between sessions to apply newly acquired concepts and skills to current issues.
AgendaThere are four weekly half-day sessions. The outcome letters listed in parentheses (below) correspond to those in the previous learning outcomes list.
1st session: Philosophy / Social Story Goal / How Each Topic is Determined / Gathering Information
2nd session: Gathering Information with a Comic Strip Conversation / Develop a Social Story
3rd session: How to Write a Social Story
4th session: Outcomes j – Write – Revise – and Implement a Social StoryBeyond Limits: Reflect, Reboot, Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced Workshop
- -
Beyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced Workshop
–
Beyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced WorkshopOctober 20 & 27: 9am - 12pm CDT November 3 & 10: 9am - 12pm CST
Discover the ever expanding versatility and value of this incredible instructional strategy over a two-day workshop. Social Stories are a learning tool that supports the safe and meaningful exchange of information between parents, professionals, and people with autism of all ages. Over the past two decades, Carol has been helping people with autism improve their social skills with the Social Stories model.
Social Stories are one of the most popular evidence-based instructional strategies for learners with autism in the world. They are also frequently misused and misunderstood. Learning how to research, develop, and implement a genuine Social Story is critical to their effectiveness, safety, and integrity. The goal is to build positive social concepts and skills in an individually tailored, unassuming, and supportive learning context.
This online presentation is unique among *Social Story 10.2* workshops, a series of four half-days devoted to the art and science of Social Stories!
Tuesday, October 20 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, October 27 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, November 3 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
Tuesday, November 10 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
To receive your certificate of completion you must attend all four sessions.Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, online learning opportunities are increasing in popularity – with surprising advantages over in-person conferences. Safety is one advantage. Other benefits include increased efficiency and new opportunities to internalize concepts and practice skills. Online presentations often cover information faster than their traditional counterparts, resulting in additional case examples, demonstrations, and activities.
This hybrid Social Story workshop is a unique opportunity. Participants will learn the art and science of Social Stories with a format that maximizes online training benefits, including:
An invitation to confidentially contact Carol before, during, or following the course of the training with questions or assistance related to a specific Social Story or course content, materials, activities, and assignments,
Pre-workshop orientation – a brief set of materials and activities providing an overview of Social Stories, and
Relevant assignments between sessions to apply newly acquired concepts and skills to current issues.
AgendaThere are four weekly half-day sessions. The outcome letters listed in parentheses (below) correspond to those in the previous learning outcomes list.
1st session: Philosophy / Social Story Goal / How Each Topic is Determined / Gathering Information
2nd session: Gathering Information with a Comic Strip Conversation / Develop a Social Story
3rd session: How to Write a Social Story
4th session: Outcomes j – Write – Revise – and Implement a Social StoryBeyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced Workshop–
Beyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced WorkshopOctober 20 & 27: 9am - 12pm CDT November 3 & 10: 9am - 12pm CST
Discover the ever expanding versatility and value of this incredible instructional strategy over a two-day workshop. Social Stories are a learning tool that supports the safe and meaningful exchange of information between parents, professionals, and people with autism of all ages. Over the past two decades, Carol has been helping people with autism improve their social skills with the Social Stories model.
Social Stories are one of the most popular evidence-based instructional strategies for learners with autism in the world. They are also frequently misused and misunderstood. Learning how to research, develop, and implement a genuine Social Story is critical to their effectiveness, safety, and integrity. The goal is to build positive social concepts and skills in an individually tailored, unassuming, and supportive learning context.
This online presentation is unique among *Social Story 10.2* workshops, a series of four half-days devoted to the art and science of Social Stories!
Tuesday, October 20 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, October 27 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, November 3 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
Tuesday, November 10 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
To receive your certificate of completion you must attend all four sessions.Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, online learning opportunities are increasing in popularity – with surprising advantages over in-person conferences. Safety is one advantage. Other benefits include increased efficiency and new opportunities to internalize concepts and practice skills. Online presentations often cover information faster than their traditional counterparts, resulting in additional case examples, demonstrations, and activities.
This hybrid Social Story workshop is a unique opportunity. Participants will learn the art and science of Social Stories with a format that maximizes online training benefits, including:
An invitation to confidentially contact Carol before, during, or following the course of the training with questions or assistance related to a specific Social Story or course content, materials, activities, and assignments,
Pre-workshop orientation – a brief set of materials and activities providing an overview of Social Stories, and
Relevant assignments between sessions to apply newly acquired concepts and skills to current issues.
AgendaThere are four weekly half-day sessions. The outcome letters listed in parentheses (below) correspond to those in the previous learning outcomes list.
1st session: Philosophy / Social Story Goal / How Each Topic is Determined / Gathering Information
2nd session: Gathering Information with a Comic Strip Conversation / Develop a Social Story
3rd session: How to Write a Social Story
4th session: Outcomes j – Write – Revise – and Implement a Social Story - -
Beyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced Workshop
–
Beyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced WorkshopOctober 20 & 27: 9am - 12pm CDT November 3 & 10: 9am - 12pm CST
Discover the ever expanding versatility and value of this incredible instructional strategy over a two-day workshop. Social Stories are a learning tool that supports the safe and meaningful exchange of information between parents, professionals, and people with autism of all ages. Over the past two decades, Carol has been helping people with autism improve their social skills with the Social Stories model.
Social Stories are one of the most popular evidence-based instructional strategies for learners with autism in the world. They are also frequently misused and misunderstood. Learning how to research, develop, and implement a genuine Social Story is critical to their effectiveness, safety, and integrity. The goal is to build positive social concepts and skills in an individually tailored, unassuming, and supportive learning context.
This online presentation is unique among *Social Story 10.2* workshops, a series of four half-days devoted to the art and science of Social Stories!
Tuesday, October 20 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, October 27 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, November 3 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
Tuesday, November 10 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
To receive your certificate of completion you must attend all four sessions.Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, online learning opportunities are increasing in popularity – with surprising advantages over in-person conferences. Safety is one advantage. Other benefits include increased efficiency and new opportunities to internalize concepts and practice skills. Online presentations often cover information faster than their traditional counterparts, resulting in additional case examples, demonstrations, and activities.
This hybrid Social Story workshop is a unique opportunity. Participants will learn the art and science of Social Stories with a format that maximizes online training benefits, including:
An invitation to confidentially contact Carol before, during, or following the course of the training with questions or assistance related to a specific Social Story or course content, materials, activities, and assignments,
Pre-workshop orientation – a brief set of materials and activities providing an overview of Social Stories, and
Relevant assignments between sessions to apply newly acquired concepts and skills to current issues.
AgendaThere are four weekly half-day sessions. The outcome letters listed in parentheses (below) correspond to those in the previous learning outcomes list.
1st session: Philosophy / Social Story Goal / How Each Topic is Determined / Gathering Information
2nd session: Gathering Information with a Comic Strip Conversation / Develop a Social Story
3rd session: How to Write a Social Story
4th session: Outcomes j – Write – Revise – and Implement a Social Story - -
Beyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced Workshop
–
Beyond Limits Virtual Workshop Series: Reflect – Reboot – Reimagine: Online Social Stories 10.2 Advanced WorkshopOctober 20 & 27: 9am - 12pm CDT November 3 & 10: 9am - 12pm CST
Discover the ever expanding versatility and value of this incredible instructional strategy over a two-day workshop. Social Stories are a learning tool that supports the safe and meaningful exchange of information between parents, professionals, and people with autism of all ages. Over the past two decades, Carol has been helping people with autism improve their social skills with the Social Stories model.
Social Stories are one of the most popular evidence-based instructional strategies for learners with autism in the world. They are also frequently misused and misunderstood. Learning how to research, develop, and implement a genuine Social Story is critical to their effectiveness, safety, and integrity. The goal is to build positive social concepts and skills in an individually tailored, unassuming, and supportive learning context.
This online presentation is unique among *Social Story 10.2* workshops, a series of four half-days devoted to the art and science of Social Stories!
Tuesday, October 20 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, October 27 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CDT
Tuesday, November 3 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
Tuesday, November 10 – 9:00am – 12:00pm CST
To receive your certificate of completion you must attend all four sessions.Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, online learning opportunities are increasing in popularity – with surprising advantages over in-person conferences. Safety is one advantage. Other benefits include increased efficiency and new opportunities to internalize concepts and practice skills. Online presentations often cover information faster than their traditional counterparts, resulting in additional case examples, demonstrations, and activities.
This hybrid Social Story workshop is a unique opportunity. Participants will learn the art and science of Social Stories with a format that maximizes online training benefits, including:
An invitation to confidentially contact Carol before, during, or following the course of the training with questions or assistance related to a specific Social Story or course content, materials, activities, and assignments,
Pre-workshop orientation – a brief set of materials and activities providing an overview of Social Stories, and
Relevant assignments between sessions to apply newly acquired concepts and skills to current issues.
AgendaThere are four weekly half-day sessions. The outcome letters listed in parentheses (below) correspond to those in the previous learning outcomes list.
1st session: Philosophy / Social Story Goal / How Each Topic is Determined / Gathering Information
2nd session: Gathering Information with a Comic Strip Conversation / Develop a Social Story
3rd session: How to Write a Social Story
4th session: Outcomes j – Write – Revise – and Implement a Social Story - -
Gift Wrap & Coat Check @ St. Vital Centre, Dec. 1-24Gift Wrap & Coat Check @ St. Vital Centre, Dec. 1-24Gift Wrap & Coat Check @ St. Vital Centre, Dec. 1-24
Gift Wrap & Coat Check @ St. Vital Centre, Dec. 1-24
