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Augmentive & alternative communication (AAC), Classroom Teaching, Professional Development, Special Education, STEM, Visual learning

Alt+Shift 2016 Summer Institute: Rethink Possibilities for education

Author Becky Palmer-Scott Date May 3, 2016
The Alt+Shift 2016 Summer Institute: Rethink Possibilities conference focuses on how every child can...
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Augmentive & alternative communication (AAC), Classroom Teaching, Professional Development, Special Education

Register now for Learning Environments for ALL Summer Institute

Author Becky Palmer-Scott Date June 3, 2015
You have until June 7, 2015 to register for a robust summer professional learning experience....
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MITS Corner

Author Becky Palmer-Scott Date September 10, 2014
by Laura Taylor EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of several columns which discusses...
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