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Interpreter for the Hearing Impaired

Interested in being the communication link between deaf and hearing individuals in school settings? Check out how you can become an Interpreter for the Hearing Impaired.
 

Data Equity Tool

Data Equity Tool

Use the Center’s Data Equity Tool to manage your state’s personnel data and plan for data-based decision making about personnel recruitment and retention!

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Address your State or Local Special Education Personnel Needs!

The Personnel Improvement Center (PIC) and NECTAC presented a one-hour webinar on evidence-based strategies for recruiting and retaining Early Intervention Personnel, featuring Dr. George Ann Rice and Rachel Moyer-Trimyer, state liaison to the PIC’s work from the Texas Part C lead agency.  This webinar presented the work being done at the state and local level to assist states in recruiting, preparing and retaining EI specialists, including SLPs, OTs and PTs.  Click here to view the recorded session.


e-Mentoring for Student Success

NTCThe New Teacher Center is pleased to announce that eMSS-Special Education [e-Mentoring for Student Success] will be offered nationwide in the fall of 2010.

eMSS Special Education was created to empower and develop the next generation of special educators providing content-focused mentoring through a national, online technology network. Through eMSS, new and veteran teachers and university special educators collaborate in an interactive community to facilitate the exchange of information, ideas and experiences to advance high-quality special education instruction for all students.

For more information: http://www.newteachercenter.org/eMSS

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The National Center to Improve the Recruitment and Retention of Qualified Personnel for Children with Disabilities (Personnel Improvement Center). A Cooperative Agreement, H325C080001, between the US Department of Education and the National Association of State Directors of Special Education. Project Officer: Maryann McDermott
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