How can the university and P-12 school partnership develop and sustain a program to integrate service dogs into classrooms to support students with Emotional Behavior Disorders?
Document Type
Presentation
Presentation Date
2-14-2020
Abstract or Description
This session aims to spark a discussion around the development and sustainability of a program where service dogs are used to support the social and emotional well-being of learners with emotional behavior disorders through school and university partnerships. Participants engaged in this session will (a) understand the impact that service dogs have had on other populations of students, such as those with reading disabilities, (b) discuss the roles that service dogs currently hold in schools today, and (c) support the presenter in considering new ways to create partnerships that utilize service dogs in the special education and inclusive settings.
Sponsorship/Conference/Institution
National Association for Professional Development Schools Conference
Location
Atlantic City, NJ
Recommended Citation
Toledo, Courtney.
2020.
"How can the university and P-12 school partnership develop and sustain a program to integrate service dogs into classrooms to support students with Emotional Behavior Disorders?."
Department of Elementary and Special Education Faculty Presentations.
Presentation 224.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/teach-elementary-facpres/224
Additional Information
Georgia Southern University faculty member, Courtney Toledo presented How can the university and P-12 school partnership develop and sustain a program to integrate service dogs into classrooms to support students with Emotional Behavior Disorders? in the National Association for Professional Development Schools Conference, February 2020.