Event Details

CE Program/Activity
 2019 MDVI TBVI & COMS Conference
Provider
 Minnesota Department of Education
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Location
 Baxter, MN - The Arrowwood Lodge at Brainerd Lakes6967 Lake Forest RoadBaxter, MN 567425218-822-5634
Date(s)
 October 24, 2019 - October 25, 2019 - na
CE Hours
 10/24/19 (7) 10/25/19 (5)
Contact Information
 Angie Fuith: angela.fuith@spps.org
Registration Information
 RegistrationBreakfast and lunches will be included with your conference registration(s). Dinner will be on your own. Coffee, tea and water will be provided throughout the conference sessions. Please bring other personal sodas and snacks during the conference.Sign in is one hour prior to conference each day.October 24, 2019 9:00 am 5 pmOctober 25, 2019 8:00 am 3:30 pmRegistration by October 10th, 2019. Payment no later than October 24th, 2019 at the conference.Register through this online link Metro ECSU Online Registration. Pay the registration fee by check payable to MDVI when you arrive at the conference.The registration fee for the TBVI &/or COMS: $150.00 for current 2018-19 MDVI members. (Dues were paid before December 31, 2018) $170.00 for non- 2018-19 MDVI members. (You may become a member for 2019-2020)
Fees
 The registration fee for the TBVI &/or COMS: $150.00 for current 2018-19 MDVI members. (Dues were paid before December 31, 2018) $170.00 for non- 2018-19 MDVI members. (You may become a member for 2019-2020)
Description of CE Program/Activity
 2019-2020 Minnesota State MDVI TBVI & COMS ConferenceTransition: Starting Early to Plan from Early Childhood to Adult ServicesDates: October 24 & 25, 2019 Presenter: Tara Mason, Ph.D.Transition at any stage of K-12 and into the adult world can present intense challenges for all young people. This is especially true for young people who are blind, visually impaired and/or multiply impaired. There are specialized supports and interagency collaboration that are vital to the success of a young person s transition at each stage of development.This workshop focuses on preparation and collaboration across team members to best prepare a young person for the world of work and/or postsecondary education. Emphasis areas are independence-focused and student-centered planning at each stage.Often times, students with impairments may have a difficult time deciding what they want to do and knowing what they will be able to do after high school with regards to living, learning and community. In order to be successful, transition takes a whole team of collaborative members including families, adult service agencies and community worksites.Workshop Objective: The workshop is designed to facilitate participant growth in transition planning and implementation of transition programing for students who are blind, visually impaired, and/or multiply impaired. The workshop will provide resources across the transdisciplinary team related to components of transition progressively built from early childhood needs to adult services.