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Alert - Join Pete and Pam Wright in Troy, Michigan for a Special Education Legal & Advocacy Program! Pete
and Pam will do a full day of special education legal and advocacy
training in Troy, Michigan on Saturday, February 28, 2004 . The program
will focus on four areas; special education law, rights and responsibilities;
tests and measurements to measure progress & regression; SMART
IEPs; and an introduction to tactics & strategies for effective
advocacy. Registration Information You
can
register
online or download a mail-in
registration form. 6
CLE credits have been approved by Indiana & Ohio. You will receive two books - Wrightslaw: Special Education Law and Wrightslaw: From Emotions to Advocacy (value: $59.90) and a copy of the Illinois Special Education rules. Books may not be available to last minute registrations and walk-ins. Wrightslaw: No Child Left Behind may be available at the conference. For more info about this training program, including hotels, directions, and things to do, visit the Troy, Michigan conference page. https://www.wrightslaw.com/speak/04.02.mi.htm Questions? Please call (248) 393-3131 or email N.Luyckx@asaoakland.org Special Education Law
Tests & Measurements 101
SMART IEPs
Tactics
& Strategies for Effective Advocacy
For more info about this training program, visit the Troy, Michigan conference page. Wrightslaw: Seminars & Training Programs To learn when we are scheduled to come to your area, please visit our seminars & schedule page: https://www.wrightslaw.com/speak/index.htm Conferences
are now being booked for 2004 and 2005. To learn how you can bring
Pete and Pam Wright to your area, please visit our FAQs
page at: https://www.wrightslaw.com/speak/faqs.htm What People Are Saying . . . "Wow! I do advocacy training and got lots of great ideas from your presentation. The bell curve is powerful. I have taught several people how to do this and they are amazed. I may even give that test!" "I
attended your Oklahoma Bootcamp. When I returned, I attended a meeting
with our Special Education Advocacy staff where I was asked to explain
discrepancy theory. Imagine my joy when I stepped up to the easel
and drew the bell curve with accurate figures and explanations!"
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