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Teachers of Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities

Students with significant cognitive disabilities have a documented cognitive disability that affects intellectual functioning, with deficits in adaptive behavior that adversely affects the student's educational performance.  

Resources

November 3, 2023 

Seventeen teachers from 10 Heart of Georgia Region school districts participated in the Teachers of Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities Consortium.  The group was provided training by Jessie Moreau.  The focus of the session was Autism.  Teachers shared resources and participated in a Make n' Take session.   To register for the next 

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Professional Learning Provided by Jessie Moreau

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Heather Gaines Wilcox County Wilcox County Elementary Teacher...Participant in Intensive Instruction for Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities with Jessie Moreau

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Brittany Faircloth Laurens County School District Showcase Transition Program Participant in Intensive Instruction for Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities with Jessie Moreau

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Riley Troili Bleckley County Elementary Founder of SEA - Special Educators Alliance Facebook Group Participant in Intensive Instruction for Students with Cognitive Disabilities

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Audrey Mason Dublin High School Participant in Intensive Instruction for Students with Cognitive Disabilities with Jessie Moreau

In addition to supporting teachers through the Heart of Georgia Regional Teachers of Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities Consortium, Jessie Moreau provides modeling, coaching, and support to select teachers in the Heart of Georgia Region through the continuous improvement project, Intensive Support for Teachers with Significant Cognitive Disabilities.  These teachers are selected by their school districts based on their strengths in educating students with disabilities and their abilities to help support other teachers.  Participating teachers in the project shared their resources and ideas at the November meeting of the Heart of Georgia Regional Teachers of Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities Consortium!  

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