The Art of Negotiation for Special Education Teams <\/p>\n
Texas Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services <\/p>\n
Office for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services <\/p>\n
REGISTRATION FORM <\/p>\n
Name: <\/p>\n
Address: <\/p>\n
City, State, Zip Code: <\/p>\n
Phone: <\/p>\n
Email: <\/p>\n
Intended audience: family, friends, and people serving children with
\nhearing loss. <\/p>\n
Check here for which training you will attend: <\/p>\n
____ September 20-21, 2008, Houston <\/p>\n
____ February 14-152, 2009, Austin <\/p>\n
This training is free. <\/p>\n
Participants must register by September 15, 2008 for the Houston
\ntraining and February 16, 2009 for the Austin training. <\/p>\n
Registration confirmation will be sent to the above email address.
\nUse an email address you check frequently. <\/p>\n
Communication access services for participants such as real time
\ncaptioning or interpreter services must be requested at least 10 days
\nbefore the training date. Email your request to:
\ndhhstraining@dars.state.tx.us
\n or call the office at the number below. <\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.dars.state.tx.us<\/p>\n
800-628-5115 (ask for ext 3250) <\/p>\n
866-581-9328 TTY (ask for ext 3251) <\/p>\n
512-407-3267 (VP) <\/p>\n
E-mail: dhhstraining@dars.state.tx.us<\/p>\n
THE TRAINING: <\/p>\n
Art of Negotiation for Special Ed Teams <\/p>\n
Parents and Advocates working on behalf of individuals with
\ndisabilities often meet for hours with educators and service providers
\nto plan effective education and support services and to negotiate the
\n\u201cwhen, where, who and how much\u201d effective services will require.
\nThough the teachers and others at the table also want what is best for
\nour children, most of us are unprepared for these roles and may find
\nthat we feel overwhelmed and discouraged before we even begin! Others
\nhave felt intimidated or have had negative experiences that undermined
\ntheir confidence. <\/p>\n
This two-day training will provide participants with sound
\ncommunication approaches and negotiating tools that will contribute to
\nincreased effectiveness and successful outcomes. Participants will
\nlearn about the various communication roles team members may utilize,
\nthe seven types of conflict that occur in our communications and
\ninteractions, and how to match their negotiating and communication
\nstyles and strategies to the problem to be solved or conflict to be
\nresolved. The training will provide an active learning environment,
\nwith ample opportunities for practice and \u201cgentle\u201d group
\nactivities and critiques that will serve to build a supportive
\ncommunication community where we can learn and improve together. <\/p>\n
THE PRESENTER: <\/p>\n
Jamie Ruppmann, Trainer <\/p>\n
Jamie Ruppmann has worked on behalf of children, youth, and adults
\nwith disabilities and their families for over thirty years. She has
\nextensive experience in providing hands-on training and support in the
\ndevelopment and implementation of effective practices \u2013 focusing on
\nparent-professional teams and service provider organizations and
\nagencies \u2013 particularly in the areas of inclusive practices in
\nschools, effective workplace supports for individuals with significant
\ndisabilities, and in preparing parents and educators to work together
\ncollaboratively. <\/p>\n
Jamie, who lives in Vienna, Virginia, currently works for The
\nAdvocacy Institute as Associate Director where she has developed a
\nnational online training academy for special education and legal
\nadvocates working with children and youth who have disabilities. Jamie
\nis a founding member of the Autism National Committee (ANC) and the
\nCouncil of Parent Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA) where she served
\nboth organizations as a board member and chair of their national
\nconferences and frequent workshop presenter. <\/p>\n
Jamie brings her personal experience as the parent of two sons who
\nhave disabilities to her work as an advocate and consultant. <\/p>\n
WHERE AND WHEN: <\/p>\n
The training dates and sites: <\/p>\n
September 20 – 21, 2008 <\/p>\n
Houston, Texas <\/p>\n
9am – 5pm <\/p>\n
Hampton Inn \u2013 Galleria \u2013 4500 Post Oak Parkway, Houston, TX <\/p>\n
February 14 – 22, 2009 <\/p>\n
Austin, Texas <\/p>\n
9am – 5pm <\/p>\n
Texas School for the Deaf, 1102 South Congress Ave., Austin, TX <\/p>\n
Randi Turner <\/p>\n
Communication Access Specialist <\/p>\n
DARS – Office for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services <\/p>\n
PO Box 12904, Austin, TX 78711 <\/p>\n
512-407-3250 (V), 512-407-3251 (TTY) <\/p>\n
512-407-3267 (VP)<\/p>\n
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