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International Conference on Autism Spectrum Disorders: from Research to Practice - June 11-12, Galway
This second International Conference is presented by the Irish Centre for Autism and Neurodevelopmental Research at the National University of Ireland, Galway. It will include presentations from national and international experts.
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Click here for Conference Programme [PDF, 20Kb]
Supporting documents from this Seminar are accessible from the link below:
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Professor Bill Rogers: a Seminar on 'Developing Collegial Support in Your School' - Sept. 2013
Professor Bill Rogers is an internationally renowned educational consultant, based in Australia. He has previously given seminars on behaviour management on behalf of SESS.
Professor Rogers will give two seminars for teachers in Dublin on Sept. 24th (Post-Primary) and 26th (Primary) on the topic of 'Developing Collegial Support in Your School'. Full Details are available on the Sept. Calendar of Events.
Click here for details of a previous SESS event by Prof. Rogers on 'Cracking the Hard Class'
Click here for the Sept. Calendar of Events.
IATSE 25th Annual International Conference, June 6th-8th
The 25th Annual Conference of the Irish Association of Teachers in Special Education takes place in St. Patrick' College, Dublin from June 6th to 8th. The theme is 'Back to Basics - Portfolio of Practice' and focuses on teaching and learning against the current backdrop of change and challenge.
Click here for further information on the IATSE website
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