[Autism Society Greater Tucson] [FWD: Really? The iPad does what?... 10/2/14]

TUSD Exceptional Parent Project

 

Really? The iPad does what?...

and aPPs that children love!

(iPad Accessibility Features and Educational Apps) 

 

This fun, hands on (BYOD) workshop will teach you to how to use the iPads accessibility features that could be useful for children with special needs. These innovative technologies allow every child to experience the fun and function of an iPad. Every child learns differently, so when fun is part of the learning process it can become a powerful tool for students with learning disabilities. Come experience some of the powerful features on the iPad...if the one you are looking for is not a part of this workshop, we will explore together.  Choose what you like best...

Presented by:

Tracey Antista, Special Education Teacher

Thursday, October 2, 2014

6:30 PM- 7:45 PM

Howell Elementary School Library

401 N. Irving Avenue

(5^th St. just east of Alvernon)

 

This is a free workshop that is open to all families even if you do not have a child in TUSD.  Be sure to pass this information along to others who would benefit.

 

Tracey Antista moved to Tucson, AZ in 2003 where she taught at Lambs Gate Christian School, which was known for their full inclusion program.  In 2011, she changed focus and ventured into the public school system.  She now works at J Robert Hendricks Elementary in the Flowing Wells Unified School District as a resource teacher.  This is where she began integrating technology on a large scale. She serves on the board for AZ Council for Exceptional Children (AzCEC) Arizona, helps plan Toolbox for Teachers workshops, and presented for the AzCEC in both for local and state conferences.  She is a presenter for both the AzTAP assistive technology summer panel of presenters as well as ADE special education summer institute.

 

Please RSVP by Wednesday, October 1st at 10:00 PM.  RSVP's are handled by email.  New email address EPPTusd@outlook.com

 

Questions only call 520-907-8222

The Exceptional Parent Project is an ongoing collaboration among TUSD families, staff, and the community to improve education for all who are involved in the learning process. We will proactively seek to open and sustain the lines of communication and make the success of each student our mutual goal.