Supporting Students with Disabilities in the Classroom: The Case for Social-Emotional Learning

Presenter Information

Lindee Morgan, Emory University, Marcus Autism Center

Primary Presenter Brief Bio

Presenter will provide.

Type of Presentation

Regular Session

Location

Theater

Topic Category

Strand 4: Including All Children

Targeted Age Group

0 1 2 3 4

Targeted Audience

Family Child Care, Child Care Center, After-School Providers, College Faculty/Trainers/TA, Primary Grades

Brief Session Description

Presenter will provide.

Full Session Description

This presentation will provide an overview of early social-emotional development and how this development diverges in children with autism. Social-emotional learning will be described as an ideal context for addressing the needs of students with developmental vulnerabilities in the classroom and for supporting classroom active engagement. Research using the Classroom SCERTS Intervention Model will be described along with a description of SEE-KS, a community viable model of professional development aiming to support educators in meeting the learning needs of all students. Classroom supports at varying levels of language development will be shared along with classroom video vignettes.

Start Date

25-1-2020 8:30 AM

End Date

25-1-2020 10:00 AM