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Set Them Up for Success: Strategies for Supporting Students with Challenging Behavior in the Classroom

Join Dr. Diane Myers, SESI’s Senior Vice President of Special Education – Behavior, as she hosts an upcoming webinar, Set…
July 21, 2023
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Join Dr. Diane Myers, SESI’s Senior Vice President of Special Education – Behavior, as she hosts an upcoming webinar, Set Them Up for Success: Strategies for Supporting Students with Challenging Behavior in the Classroom.

This informative webinar will focus on reframing how we think about challenging behavior while setting up classrooms to increase the success of students with challenging behaviors.

The aim of this webinar is for educators to identify ways classroom teams can set up the environment to maximize student and staff success.

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Dr. Diane Myers

Webinar Details

  • Set Them Up for Success: Strategies for Supporting Students with Challenging Behavior in the Classroom
  • Date: Tuesday, September 19, 2023
  • Time: 2:00 PM ET
  • Hosted by: Dr. Diane Myers, SESI SVP Special Education – Behavior

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