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Tips to Support Independence of Learners with Disabilities During Drills and Evacuations

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Overview

Whether lockdowns, wild fires, or evacuation drills are common occurrences or rare events at your school, they have become a part of the school experience. These events may be especially difficult for learners with disabilities, who typically face extra challenges when the unexpected happens. So how can we help them to prepare? Join Dr. Hillary Goldthwaite-Fowles as she shares a variety of tools, strategies, and supports to help build independence for these learners and take the "scary" out of these types of situations.

Details

Status: Available On-Demand
Subject: Other
Last aired on: Wednesday, April 24, 2019 @ 3:00 PM EDT
Duration: 30 minutes
Credit Hours: 0.5
Categories: School Safety, Special Education
Tags: disabilities, drills, evacuations, independence, lockdowns, special needs, wild fires

Reviews (52)

Full Member
 
great resources
Full Member
 
Good stuff!
 
Loved the lock down "Story". Very helpful supports to help students feel safe.
Full Member
 
Thanks.
 
This webinar is indeed helpful to all educators especially since diversity is a common setting throughout classrooms. These adaptations strategies & tools should be part of the school safety kit because all educators can benefit since all interact with differently able scholars. It should be a collective effort taught to scholars not just by one to implement. It would also build a stronger school culture.
 
Helpful
 
very hekpful
 
Thank you
 
Good idea
 
Very helpful!
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