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In the first episode of her new miniseries, host Jenny Ponzuric delves into overlapping eligibilities in special education. She explains how different states have varying criteria and classifications, using examples such as autism with emotional disability and health impairment. Jenny emphasizes that eligibility should not drive services, but rather the student’s goals and needs.
This episode also highlights an exciting upcoming opportunity: a two-part live training series, Overlapping Eligibilities: Differentiating When Similar Criteria is Apparent. These sessions will provide school psychologists with practical strategies for assessing, discussing, and navigating eligibility determinations involving overlapping categories, such as OHI/ED and AUT/ED.
How to Join the Training Series
The live training sessions are exclusive to members of the Prepared School Psychologist Community, a group of over 300 school psychologists dedicated to growing their expertise and confidence in the field.
Training Details:
Who Should Attend? This training is designed specifically for school psychologists looking to enhance their skills in eligibility determinations while effectively collaborating with teams and families.
Ready to Join? Membership in the Prepared School Psychologist Community provides access to this training series and more, including over 35 mini-courses, exclusive resources, and a supportive network of professionals.
Click here to join now and gain access to this training series and everything the community has to offer. https://jennyponzuric.com/prepared-school-psychologist/
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Follow us on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more:
Instagram: @jennyponzuric https://www.instagram.com/jennyponzuric/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenny-ponzuric-1562a8119/
Timestamps:
00:28 Understanding Overlapping Eligibilities
01:13 Examples of Overlapping Eligibilities
03:17 Eligibility vs. Services
05:14 Training and Community Resources
06:20 Conclusion and Next Steps
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In the first episode of her new miniseries, host Jenny Ponzuric delves into overlapping eligibilities in special education. She explains how different states have varying criteria and classifications, using examples such as autism with emotional disability and health impairment. Jenny emphasizes that eligibility should not drive services, but rather the student’s goals and needs.
This episode also highlights an exciting upcoming opportunity: a two-part live training series, Overlapping Eligibilities: Differentiating When Similar Criteria is Apparent. These sessions will provide school psychologists with practical strategies for assessing, discussing, and navigating eligibility determinations involving overlapping categories, such as OHI/ED and AUT/ED.
How to Join the Training Series
The live training sessions are exclusive to members of the Prepared School Psychologist Community, a group of over 300 school psychologists dedicated to growing their expertise and confidence in the field.
Training Details:
Who Should Attend? This training is designed specifically for school psychologists looking to enhance their skills in eligibility determinations while effectively collaborating with teams and families.
Ready to Join? Membership in the Prepared School Psychologist Community provides access to this training series and more, including over 35 mini-courses, exclusive resources, and a supportive network of professionals.
Click here to join now and gain access to this training series and everything the community has to offer. https://jennyponzuric.com/prepared-school-psychologist/
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Follow us on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more:
Instagram: @jennyponzuric https://www.instagram.com/jennyponzuric/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenny-ponzuric-1562a8119/
Timestamps:
00:28 Understanding Overlapping Eligibilities
01:13 Examples of Overlapping Eligibilities
03:17 Eligibility vs. Services
05:14 Training and Community Resources
06:20 Conclusion and Next Steps
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