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Topics A-M Accessible Educational Materials Assessing Students with Disabilities Statewide Assistive Technology Autism and Low Incidence Behavior Early Childhood Educational Services for Deaf and Blind Idaho EdPlan N-Z Open Educational Resources Paraprofessionals Principals Corner Pyramid Collaborative Response to Intervention-SPDG Results Driven Accountability School-Based Medicaid Clarifications Secondary Transition Universal Design for Learning Find support documents and trainings across the following topics: Resources Calendar Registration Webinars For Credit SESTA SESTA Behavior 101 Behavior 201 Best Practices COVID-19 Resources Essential Components Referral to Eligibility Button Search the ITC Resource Library Announcements Fall SPED Directors webinar - 12/17/20 Join the SDE SPED staff for critical and time-sensitive updates on topics including Assessment, General Supervision File Review (GSFR), Secondary Transition, and new training opportunities. View Recording . "don't we already do inclusion?": Creating K-12 Schools for All This free three-part webinar series presented by Dr. Paula Kluth will focus on how we look at "inclusion" and how we define current practices that seem inclusive but may be problematic. Learn more and register below. Session 1: February 8 - REGISTER Session 2: February 16 - REGISTER Session 3: February 22 - REGISTER Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE Early childhood webinar series The 2020-21 Early Childhood Webinar Series addresses the use of the Idaho Early Learning eGuidelines. Each month covers a different domain and/or topic. Visit the Early Childhood Topic page to learn more and register. SECONDARY TRANSITION WEBINAR SERIES This monthly webinar series on various Secondary Special Education topics will provide new information & resources as well as address topics, needs, & frequently asked questions from teachers across Idaho who are working with students on transition planning. Visit the Secondary Transition Topic page to learn more and register. GSFR Checklists The 2020 General Supervision File Review checklists are now available in the ITC Resource Library and each includes a tutorial video. Using Systematic Instruction to Improve Outcomes for Students with Severe disabilities Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE This free three-part webinar series presented by Dr. MaryAnn Demchak will focus on systematic instruction which is a research-based method of teaching individuals with disabilities. Learn more and register for each session below. Session 1 - November 4 - RECORDING Session 2 - November 10 - RECORDING Session 3 - November 17 - RECORDING CAN'T FIND WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR? Let us help! Tell us what it is and we'll find it for you . State Resources ISDE SPED Guidance for 2020 Schools Reopening SESTA COVID-19 Tools and Resources Y ES Overview Resources Click on the image above to view. ITC NEWSLETTERS Sign up for the ITC newsletter to receive quarterly updates on upcoming trainings, online courses, and website updates. Sign up Download past newsletters below. Fall 2020 | Summer 2020 | Winter 2020 Need Adobe Reader? National Resources 2020 OSEP Summit The Office of Special Education Programs National Summit on Improving Effective Personnel for Children with Disabilities has been archived and is available on the OSEP National Summit homepage . English learners The U.S. Department of Education English Learner Tool Kit , English Learners website , and Educator and Developer Toolkits to Support English Learners NCEO - Guidance Manuals for Educators of English Learners with Disabilities - Ideas and Lessons from the Field IRIS Center The IRIS Center is dedicated to improving education outcomes for all children, especially those with disabilities birth through age twenty-one. Find resources at the IRIS Center including online modules, case studies, webinars, research and more. Intensive intervention Center The National Center on Intensive Intervention supports implementation of data-based individualization in reading, mathematics, and behavior for students with severe and persistent learning and/or behavioral needs. Find resources at the NCII website including webinars, training materials, tool charts, research and more. Idaho Training Clearinghouse University of Idaho Center on Disabilities and Human Development 1187 Alturas Drive Moscow, ID 83843 Phone: 208-885-6000 ITC@uidaho.edu Click to learn more about us © Idaho Training Clearinghouse Terms Of Use Privacy Statement | Directors | About Us | ITC User Manual | Login |...