ILLINOIS COUNCIL FOR CHILDREN WITH BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS
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ILLINOIS COUNCIL FOR CHILDREN WITH BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS
ILLINOIS COUNCIL FOR CHILDREN WITH BEHAVIORAL DISORDERS Announces the 2014 Conference KEY ISSUES IN E/BD Winter Drive-In CONFERENCE January 31 - February 1, 2014 Friday Evening keynote Dr. Tom Reilly Saturday Luncheon keynote Dr. Richard Van Acker Legal Issues in working with students with E/BD • Teacher Evaluations and Special Education • Classroom Management, Social/emotional Development, Executive Functioning, Data Collection • Response to Intervention and the Common Core • Reactive Attachment Disorder: Trauma and Treatment • Reading Fluency and Data-Based Decision Making: Its Impact on Comprehension and Reading Skills • Paraprofessionals: Caring, Passionate, Well-Trained, Supervised • Writing Effective Behavior Intervention Plans A Persuasive Writing Program--A Self Determination Skill Training for Students with E/BD • Stand Up, Speak Up, Learning to do the Right thing • Teaching math the fun way NEW N ATIO LOC Exhibits, reception, legal issues, best practices, loads of practical ideas Special separate Friday workshop beginning at 4:45 p.m. by Dr. Elizabeth Hardman on: Strategies to Teach Students How to Follow Directions rates m o l ro i Hote REE WilFe) F b $79 +gle and dou CPD Us be gi will ven The Hyatt Lisle Hotel 1400 Corporetum Drive • Lisle, Illinois 60532 (sin THE FOR OPLE S E PRIZ IFTY PE TF TER FIRS REGIS TO For registration information, contact Bev Johns at bevjohns@juno.com Visit the Illinois CCBD website at: ilccbd.org FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 2014 3:30-7:00 P.M.--Registration 4:00-4:30 p.m.--Annual business meeting of ILCCBD 4:45 p.m.-6:45 p.m. SPECIAL STRATEGIES WORKSHOP PRESENTED BY DR. ELIZABETH HARDMAN ON FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS TOGETHER This strategy is designed to teach students concepts and strategies associated with following instructions effectively. In a field test involving teachers and their students, significant differences were found between students who participated in this program and students who did not. Students participated answered more questions correctly about community concepts and followed complex instructions significantly more accurately than comparison students. 7:00 p.m.-8:45 p.m.--KEYNOTE: DR. THOMAS REILLY “SAFE STRESS: A PROACTIVE RESPONSE TO CONFLICT AND CRISIS IN THE CLASSROOM” SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2014--TENTATIVE PROGRAM 7:15 A.M.-8:15 A.M. --Registration and Coffee and Rolls 8:15 a.m-9:45 A.M.--Choice of these sessions Melissa Jones, Eastern Illinois University, and Regina Beals, Charleston Middle School, “Classroom Management, Social/emotional Development, Executive Functioning, Data Collection: There’s an App (or Tool for That” Jim Franklin, Rome, Georgia, “A Fun Way to Teach Math at Any Level Using Manipulatiives” Carla Tantillo, “Using Yoga & Relaxation with Students with E/BD to Help the Cool Down, Focus, & Learn”” 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Brooke Whitted and Neal Takiff, Attorneys at Law, Whitted Cleary and Takiff, LLC, “Latest Legal Developments in Discipline and Bullying” Toni Hoy, “Reactive Attachment Disorder: Trauma and Treatment” Sheldon Braaten, Behavioral Institute, “Bullying” Prizes will be awarded at the end of the day for those staying until the end of the day and completing their evaluation forms 11:45 a.m.-1:20 p.m--Luncheon and Keynote Speaker, Richard Van Acker, and Announcement of 2014 Mini-Grant Recipients 1:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m.--Choice of these sessions Ed Cancio, University of Toledo, Reading Fluency and Data-Based Decision Making: Its Impact on Comprehension and Reading Skills Sheila Marie Trzcinka, Consultant, “Paraprofessionals: Caring, Passionate, Well-Trained, Supervised” Dawn Weinfurtner, “Stand Up, Speak Up, Learning to do the Right thing--an in-school presentation that gives children the tools and confidence to speak up when they see someone being mistreated 2:45 p.m.-4:00 p.m.--Choice of these sessons Janelle Smith and Peter Varona, Byron CUSD #226, “Teacher Evaluations and Special Education” Mary Camp, Retired Administrator, Peoria Public Schools, “Writing Effective Behavior Intervention Plans” April Mustian, Illinois State University, “A Persuasive Writing Program--A Self Determination Skill Training for Students with E/BD” Brian Reid, “Response to Intervention and the Common Core” EXHIBITORS The Behavioral Institute--Sheldon Braaten--a collection of books and materials focusing on E/BD issues from several popular publishers Usborne Books--Franci Marchio--a collection of children’s books appropriate for both teachers and parents Stampin Up Demonstrations--Melissa Krenkel--Independent Consultant--Handcrafted gifts and cards Longaberger Baskets--Joan Rog Nelson Publishing and Marketing--Dawn Weinfurtner One Place for Special Needs Stick a Round Math Materials--Jim Franklin Mindful Practices--Carla Tantillo For further information, contact Bev Johns at bevjohns@juno.com To Register, complete the form and return to: Jennifer Stringfellow, 821 10th St., Charleston, IL 61920 Conference Committee & Board: Elizabeth Hardman—President Bev Johns—Chair Michael Edwards—Past President Elizabeth Mackie—CPDUs & President, ICEC PAST PRESIDENTS OF ILCCBD 1983-1984—Beverley H. Johns 1984-1985—William Urban 1985-1986—Georgia Peceniak 1986-1987—Linda McKee 1987-1988—Myron Berger 1988-1989—Bob Schultz 1989-1990—Vicki Hodgman 1990-1991—Catherine Malatt Jennifer Stringfellow—Registration & Treasurer Paula Crowley—Membership Beverly Gatewood-Hall—Secretary Brian Reid—Webmaster 1991-1992—Dr. Sharon Damore 1992-1993—Routhy Braden 1993-1994—Michael Jacobson 1994-1995—E. Paula Crowley 1995-1996—Judith Archer 1996-1997—Eleanor Maas 1997-1998—Dr. Thomas Reilly 1998-1999—Robin Bauer 1999-2000—Felicia Blasingame 2000-2001—Deborah Plott 2001-2002—Sharonjoy Jackson 2002-2005—Bob Schultz 2005-2007—Paula Crowley 2007-2009—Elizabeth Mackie 2009-2011—Frank Mullins 2011-2013—Michael Edwards PAST PRESIDENTS OF CCBD FROM ILLINOIS Melvyn Robbins—1963-1964 Bev Johns—1997-1998 Sharon Maroney—1999-2000 Rick Van Acker—2001-2002 Paul Zionts—2002-2003 PRESIDENT OF CCBD Kristine Jolivette REGISTRATION FORM NO REFUNDS AFTER JANUARY ??, 2014. To Register, complete the form below and return to: Jennifer Stringfellow Registration Fees Name:___________________________________________________________________ Street Address:___________________________________________________________ City:_ _______________________________ State______________ Zip_______________ Phone Number:_ _________________________________________________________ E-Mail:__________________________________________________________________ College or University: (if student)_ _____________________________________________ Early Registration Prior to January 17, 2014: All Registrations include rolls, coffee, and lunch A special gift will be given to the first 50 individuals registering for the conference Registration prior to January 17, 2014 Member of CEC and CCBD--$80___ Non-Member of CEC and CCBD--$120___ Student--$40—Must be a full time student___ Registration After January 17, 2014 Member of CEC and CCBD--$110___ Non-member of CEC and CCBD--$160___ Student--$60___ Groups of 6 registering together get a 10% discount Registration for the special workshop on following directions on Friday evening, January 31, 2014 conducted by Libby Hardman Friday evening workshop on following directions —4:45-6:45 p.m. --$15.00 to cover materials_______________ Checks should be made payable to: ILCCBD Return to: Jennifer Stringfellow Treasurer, ILCCBD 821 10th Street Charleston, IL 61920 jlstringfellow@eiu.edu TO RESERVE A ROOM IN THE ILLINOIS CCBD BLOCK, PLEASE CALL THE HOTEL to get the great rate of $79 AT 1-888-421-1442 and identify yourself with Illinois CCBD. ROOM RESERVATIONS MUST BE MADE BY JANUARY 17, 2014. Room rates: $79 Single and Double and includes FREE WiFi The Hyatt Lisle is easily accessible from I-88. 1400 Corporetum Drive, Lisle, Illinois 60532 PO Box 340 Jacksonville, IL 62651-0340