Georgia Parent Mentor Partnership Conference Handouts

Callaway Gardens Conference Center

September 19-21, 2012

360 Degrees of Family Engagement: Wrapping School, Home, and Community Engagement around Student Achievement Outcomes

• 360 Degrees of Family Engagement Presentation

• 360 Degrees of Family Engagement Year One Roll Out

• Are You 360 Checklist

• Crosswalk Scenario for SI Training

• GaDOE Family and Community Engagement Plan Sign-Off Sheet

• GaDOE Family Engagement Data Template for Priority Schools 2012-13

Breaking the Cycles Solutions that Work

• Breaking the Cycles Presentation

• Cycle of Disadvantage and Disability

Bridge Bill / Ga College 411

The Dispute Resolution Continuum

Empowering Students for Success with the Common Core

• Empowering Students for Success with the Common Core Presentation

• Hattie Exercise

• Class Discussion Teaching-Learning Rubric

• Class Discussion Assessment Rubrics

Family Engagement: Experience. Plan. Achieve. Keynote Presentation

Helping Parents Understand Transition Planning for Students with Significant Disabilities

Increasing Self Determination with ASPIRE / Student-Led IEPs

• ASPIRE Agenda

• Increasing Self Determination with ASPIRE Presentation

• Meeting Supply List

• Family Meeting Sample Agenda

• Meeting Sign-in – Family

• Training Evaluation Form

• Family Training Packet

• Module 1

• Module 2

• Module 3

• Module 4

• Parent Pre Survey 2011-12

• Parent ASPIRE Vital Behaviors

• Family Pre-Meeting Notes

• People First Language

• Resources for Parent Trainers

• Family Contact Sheet

• Parent Post Survey 2011-12

• Developing Your Child’s IEP

The Perfect Fit: Engaging Families, the Community and Children in Literacy Activities

Positive Tips for Positive Parents

• Positive Tips for Positive Parents Presentation
• PBIS Quiz
• Effective Classroom Management - Act 2
• Family Engagement Checklist

Take a Look at Me Portfolio

• Take a Look at Me Portfolio Presentation

• Promoting Self Discovery and Self Determination Presentation

What You Didn’t Even Know to Ask about IEP’s