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SOS - Strategies Of Success
Practical Strategies for Helping K-12 Students
with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Succeed at School

Thursday - Friday, July 24 - 25, 2008
DoubleTree Atlanta NW/Marietta, Atlanta, GA

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REOPENED! Additional space availble!!!

This conference will introduce participants to practical strategies that are based on the current best practices which can assist with the education of students with ASD in schools and inclusive programs.  In addition, the keynote address by Mrs. Angie Acree will also highlight the family challenges of parenting six children with special needs (4 on the spectrum).  Whether the student is diagnosed with Autism or Asperger’s Disorder, whether the profile is mild, moderate or severe, research based strategies for promoting success in your classroom and home will be discussed.  Both professionals and families will find important information to support K-12 children with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

Program Fees:      Early Registration: $109    After 5/15/2008: $130
Pre-registration is highly recommended, and will be accepted by fax or mail up to 1 week prior to the conference contingent upon available space.  Payment must be postmarked prior to 5/15 to qualify for the early registration unless other arrangements are made with the Program Manager.

Location:  DoubleTree Hotel-Atlanta NW/Marietta
2055 South Park Place, Atlanta, GA 30339
phone:770-272-9441     fax:770-272-9443     
www.atlantamarietta.doubletree.com

Concurrent Sessions:
Characteristics of ASD
Social Skills Programming
Practical Behavior Strategies
Teaching Strategies
Functional Programming
Handling Resistant Behaviors
Inclusion and Students with ASD
Self-Management Techniques
Using Data Collection Effectively
Visual Supports and Assistive Technology
Paraprofessional Roles/Responsibilities
Medication & ASD
Transition from High School
And much more…