Who should attend this training?

This training is for professionals working in Montana Public Schools with students receiving IDEA services.

Are OPI renewal units offered for this training?

Yes, 2 OPI renewal units are offered for this training.

Where can I learn more about the Montana Autism Education Project?

Please check out the MAEP webpage at https://opi.mt.gov/MAEP.

Where can I learn more about the services MonTECH offers?

Please check out the MonTECH website at montech.ruralinstitute.umt.edu

Do I have to keep my camera on during the training?

Yes, participants are expected to keep their cameras on for the entirety of the training unless given prior permission by the trainer.

First Steps in AAC: Funding, Modeling, and Making It Work

By The Montana Autism Education Project

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Overview

THIS TRAINING IS FOR INDIVIDUALS WORKING IN MONTANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Cover the essential first steps in acquiring and funding AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) for students with communication challenges. Learn effective modeling strategies to support student communication and discover how to integrate AAC use across various school settings throughout the day. Perfect for educators and teams new to AAC or looking to strengthen their foundational skills.

Describe the steps involved in acquiring and funding a dedicated communication device.

Demonstrate effective modeling techniques and the use of AAC to support and encourage communication.

Understand how to use AAC throughout the school day in different school settings.

Category: Family & Education, Education

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1 hour 30 minutes
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The Montana Autism Education Project

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