Synopsis

How do you teach a child's first teacher?! While the focus of early intervention is to improve a child's developmental outcomes, a provider's energies and efforts focus on the child’s caregivers. We are teachers and coaches for parents, not teachers and therapists for the children. Our goal is to enable caregivers to be effective first teachers – to be consciously competent about how to support the unique needs of their child.

How can providers become more effective at teaching adults who have different learning styles and preferences? A Shared Vision’s co-founders Paula Landry and Steven Lindauer share answers during this 2-hour webinar sponsored by the Western Regional Early Intervention Conference.

Participant Learning Objectives:

• Expand your knowledge about adult learning;
• Adopt frameworks, tools, and techniques to enhance your preparation and effectiveness of EI services;
  
• Improve your ability to build caregivers’ capabilities to be their child’s first teacher; and
• Be even more consciously competent.

Presenters

Paula Landry is a co-founder of A Shared Vision, Early Intervention Teacher of the Visually Impaired, and mother of a daughter who is blind.

Steven Lindauer is a co-founder of A Shared Vision, Executive Director, and human performance and leadership consultant.

Webinar Information and Materials

83% rating

Webcast date: March 3, 2022
Webinar length: 1 hour, 57 minutes
Sponsor: Western Regional Early Intervention Conference
Webcast host: Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired
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