2020 Virtual Fall Conference

Brave New World: Modifying Practices to Respond to a Pandemic...and Writing About It

The Thursday and Friday sessions will be offered both live and as a recording until Nov. 23. If you attend the recorded sessions, you will be required to complete a post-test to prove attendance.

Online evaluations will be required to receive your certificate of attendance. You will be provided the link to the evaluation at the end of the post-test. The certificates will be emailed to you upon completion of the evaluation.

Date(s):

Nov. 5-6, 2020

Location:

Zoom

Sessions:

Thursday, Nov. 5
AM: Extended ODE Update including COVID-19-related Guidance (this is an ethics course)
Bernadette Laughlin and Joe Petrarca

AM: Legal Update (this is an ethics course)
Pamela Leist

PM: Conducting Psychological Tele-Assessment
A. Jordan Wright, Ph.D.

Friday, Nov. 6
AM: Writing Instruction for Struggling Writers & Students with Disabilities: Setting Up the Writing Classroom & Addressing Transcription Skills
PM: Writing Instruction for Struggling Writers & Students with Disabilities: Focusing on Composition Skills & Measuring Progress
Amy Gillespie Rouse, Ph.D.

Brochure:

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Registration Form:

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Pricing:

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Handouts:

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Online Registration:

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MCE/CEU Credits:

5.75 contact hours for Thursday, including 3.5 in ethics/professional conduct, 5 contact hours for Friday (because of live, small group discussion, recorded version qualifies for 4.5 hours)

College Credit:

One graduate credit through Ashland University will be available for those who attend all of the Thursday and Friday sessions of the OSPA Fall Conference.  The cost will be $180. You can register with Ashland online here: https://www.ashland.edu/coas/node/142136
If you have any questions or concerns with your registration, please contact our representative at Ashland, Ms. Courtney Kessler at 614-794-4850 or ckessler@ashland.edu