Facilitating Active Participation

On-line course for special educators and therapists!

Center for Continuing and Professional Education University of Colorado Denver

Facilitating Active Participation, a continuing education course, teaches a four-step process to increasing active student participation in learning and social activities. Educators from preschool through grade 12 will learn how to develop and implement interventions, how to eliminate barriers, and how to evaluate interventions.

Why facilitate student participation?

For any student with a disability, being able to participate in the curriculum is an essential prerequisite to learning. Students who are deprived of the ability to interact with peers and learning materials become spectators in their own classrooms.

	Passive Participation - Low skill development - Little or no independence - Students are not engaged
	Active Participation - New skills are acquired - Greater independence - Students are engaged

What will happen once you are enrolled?

Use this link to get a look at first two course modules:

http://www.cittdesign.com/WebPDI_Trailer/module1/index.htm

To register contact Kevin Poole at 303-315-4984 or Kevin.Poole@ucdenver.edu

For course information contact Teri Brogdon at teri.brogdon@ucdenver.edu

JFK Partners
University of Colorado Denver
13121 E. 17th Ave, C234
Aurora, CO 80045
email: info@projectparticipate.org