the
- 36th National Direct Instruction Conference And Institutes, which will be held in Eugene, Oregon and
- Effective Programs for Learners With Autism Spectrum Disorders—A Direct Instruction Conference, Columbus, Ohio.
Hilton Eugene Hotel & Conference Center
Eugene, Oregon
Beginning and Advanced Training
College Credit
BACB® Approved Continuing Education Units available
"Join us for the longest running, most comprehensive Direct Instruction Training available.
This year we are pleased to present long time DI Consultant Carolyn Schneider along with Zig Engelmann as our keynote speakers.
We will have sessions for beginning and veteran users, as well as sessions designed for classroom teachers and parapros, coaches, and administrators. Special tracks for general, and special education and many others will be highlighted"
Please see the conference brochure for full information on events, registration and lodging.
Questions about the National Direct Instruction Conference should be directed to the Association for Direct Instruction
AND a new special focus Direct Instruction Conference in Columbus, Ohio
August 16–18, 2010
Hilton Columbus/Polaris
Columbus, Ohio
BACB® Approved Continuing Education Units available!
College Credit Available!
Training Designed for Teachers, Practitioners and Parents!
"Training on Reading Mastery, Language for Learning, DISTAR Arithmetic, Connecting Math Concepts and Corrective Reading Comprehension will be featured at this training tailored specifically for those that work with students with an ASD diagnosis."
[Blog author note - for information on these curriculum packages, see Signals, The Direct Instruction Community]
Please see the conference brochure for full information on events, registration and lodging.
Questions about the Effective Programs for Learners With Autism Spectrum Disorders conference should be directed to the Association for Direct Instruction
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Past posts
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Eugene, OR: Association for Direct Instruction announces dates for National Direct Instruction Conference and Institutes
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