Down Syndrome-Autism Connection Monthly Chat (age 18+)

Wednesday, February 26th | 8:00 p.m.
This is a virtual event.

The Down Syndrome-Autism Connection, an affiliate of MDSC, invites all families affected by Down syndrome and autism, including families who recently got an autism diagnosis, to join them for their regular Zoom chat the last Wednesday of every month at 8pm.

Now, to be able to serve families best, the DSAC is breaking out these monthly chats by age group — Up to 10, 11-17, and Over 18. With monthly meeting cycling through these three age groups, each cohort will now meet quarterly, from September to May. Mark your calendars!

Webinar: The Meaningful Evaluation of Individuals with Unique and Complex Learning Profiles

Wednesday, February 26th | 7:00pm - 8:30pm

The Meaningful Evaluation of Individuals with Unique and Complex Learning Profiles
February 26th, 2025
7-8:30pmET

This presentation will focus on the fact that all individuals are entitled to a meaningful and comprehensive evaluation, the results of which should guide their learning experiences. The presenter recognizes the limited resources available to educators and evaluators when working with low incidence populations so a creative, yet effective approach will be emphasized. Participants will be exposed to a variety of helpful and often overlooked assessment practices as well as methods to adapt and modify traditional assessment practices to accommodate individuals with unique and complex learning profiles.

Presented by: Richard R. Reid, PhD, Licensed School Psychologist

Richard Reid, Ph.D. is a licensed School Psychologist with over 40 years of experience working in the field of psychology. He is the founder of Green Mountain Psycho-Educational Services, an organization that provides staff development, consultation, systems change support, individual assessment services, and program evaluations to school districts. Dr. Reid has been affiliated with the University of Vermont, St. Michael’s College, Southern New Hampshire University, and Vermont State University where he provided instruction to teachers and mental health professionals on assessment and interventions for students with unique and complex learning profiles. His areas of professional interest and expertise include student assessment, early intervention, student progress monitoring, systems change and innovation, Responsiveness to Intervention (RtI), and program evaluation.

THIS WEBINAR WILL BE RECORDED.

Registration: $10