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Seattle Teachers Autism Symposium
Traci Schneider
Key Note Speaker
Traci Schneider is one of Seattle’s most
influential voices and autism advocates.
Along with her husband, Seahawks
Executive Vice President/General Manager
John Schneider, she established Ben’s Fund
in 2012 in partnership with Families for
Effective Autism Treatment (FEAT).
Classroom Strategies for Teaching Children with Autism
The
University of Washington
Autism Center
and
St. John’s Masonic Lodge
are pleased to partner together to offer a
symposium to educators interested in
learning more about
Autism Spectrum Disorders
and
Related Teaching Strategies.
The Symposium will take place from
9:00 am - 4:00 pm on August 12 and 13, 2015
at Kane Hall on the
University of Washington - Seattle Campus.
The Seattle Autism Symposium is
FREE
for educators in the greater Seattle Area!
Clock hours are available (up to 12)
for an additional fee.
For additional information and to
register, please visit: www.seattleautism.org
Challenging Behaviors:
Where do they come
from and why?
Classroom Strategies
Based on the Principles
of Applied Behavioral
Analysis
Strategies to Support
Emerging Social
Interactions for
Students with ASD
Effectively Teach
Communication Skills
in the Classroom
Topics
Include
Strategies to Transform
Challenging Behaviors
Top Ten Tools for
Supporting Students with
High Functioning ASD
Understanding ASD
and Impact of ASD on
School Behavior
For more information please visit our website at: www.seattleautism.org
Presenters include:
Traci Schneider - Co-founder, Ben’s Fund
Annette Estes, Ph.D.— Licensed Psychologist, Director of UW Autism Center
Julie George, M.Ed., BCBA—Behavior and Education Consultant
Kelly Johnson, Ph.D.—Licensed Psychologist
Rachel Lowy, M.S., CCC-SLP—Speech Language Pathologist
Ashley Penney, M.Ed., BCBA—Behavior and Education Consultant
Susan Ray, M.S. - Behavior and Education Consultant
Amy Rodda, Ph.C., CCC-SLP, Speech Language Pathologist
Cameron Sinquimani, M.Ed., BCBA—Behavior and Education Consultant
Robin Talley, M.Ed., BCBA—Behavior and Education Consultant, Director of Training
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