The North Shore Parent Network in collaboration with the school districts of the north shore invite you to an evening of information and networking.
Who: Parents, professionals, educators and community members with interest in the special educational needs of students in the early childhood, elementary, middle and high schools of the north shore and beyond.
What: Dr. Rick Clark's interactive presentation will address social development across ages and abilities. His talk will include examples, resources and participatory exercises. As many have experienced, a child will often "know what to do" in talking about a social challenge, but will have a great deal of difficulty applying that knowledge in the heat of the moment. Emphasis will be on the stages in the development of social problem-solving skills and ways to help children recognize social cues and respond effectively to them. Dr. Clark is a child clinical psychologist who practices out of St. Francis Children's Center. Please include questions for Dr. Clark in your RSVP.
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Where: St. Francis Children's Center, 6700 N. Port Washington Rd.
When: Thursday, January 12th from 6:20pm to 8:30pm
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RSVP: To Terri Hart-Ellis at hartellis@sbcglobal.net by Tuesday, January 10th. For questions, please call 414/217-8999. Your rsvp is encouraged to ensure we have adequate seating and materials. If you forget to rsvp, don't let that stop you from coming!
Future NSPN panel discussions:
Tuesday, February 21: Technology and Online Educational Supports
Wednesday, March 28: Effective IEPs, Modifications and Accommodations
Tuesday, May 15: Self-Advocacy, College and Post-Secondary Options
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