Troubleshooting: What is it, and How do you do it?

Presented by Anne Holmes, Chief Clinical Officer, Eden Autism Services
Sponsored by Summit Professional Education

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When teaching students with autism, it is sometimes difficult to figure out what is wrong when a student is not showing progress on his or her goals and objectives.  In this webinar, Eden Autism Services’ Anne Holmes outlines a systematic process for assessing why a student with autism is not progressing.  It may be that a student’s goals are too lofty or too basic. It may be that the student is not motivated to perform.  However, it is our responsibility as educators to ensure that the learning of all of our students is maximized.  Anne covers common problem areas such as motivation, attention, teaching style, and environment.

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About the Presenter
Anne Holmes is the Chief Clinical Officer of Eden Autism Services.  She has over 30 years experience working with children and adults with autism and their families. At Eden Autism Services, one of Anne’s roles is to help public schools improve their services to children with autism.  She has a Masters in Speech Pathology, and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.