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Saturday, May 7 • 10:15am - 11:15am
Mirroring: Overcoming Site Resistance to Implementing MTSS and SEL

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An encouraging workshop with tips for administrators, teachers and support personnel on how to overcome site level resistance to MTSS and SEL practices. MTSS and SEL practices are essential for alternative high school educational learning, but the adults on campus are not always on board. Melinda and Joe will share how they have gotten their campuses to buy into more of these practices.
School/Company
LV

Speakers
avatar for Joe Antonelli

Joe Antonelli

School District Employee, Orange Grove High School
In alternative education, we encounter many students with challenging behavior. But what is going on in the brain of a “misbehaving” child? And how do we approach behavior in a way that will create meaningful and lasting changes in the child?
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Melinda Robbins

School District Employee, Lee V Pollard High School
Melinda Robbins teaches at Lee V Pollard High School in Corona, California. She is passionate about creating space for people to live fully into their best selves. When she is not at work, she enjoys camping, hiking and reading. 

Position
SD

Saturday May 7, 2022 10:15am - 11:15am AKDT
Ebell Ebell
  MTSS, Leadership, Intervention, Directors, Professional Development, School Culture and Climate, Restorative Practices

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