From counting beads to digital math apps, APH offers tools that can transform math learning for students with visual impairments. Join us to explore the best products for each grade band, see how they fit the Principles and Standards for School Mathematics or Common Core State Standards, and create targeted instructional plans. You’ll gain the know-how to choose the right tools, support growth, and make every Federal Quota dollar count.

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Math in Action presents lively and informative discussions of current issues in mathematics education while providing an opportunity for practicing PreK – 12 teachers, prospective teachers, curriculum directors, and college and university faculty to share ideas, concerns, and resources. SCECH credits are available for most sessions. The conference consists of six hour long sessions. Each session has multiple interactive presentations on specific mathematical topics, with

For individuals who are not successfully using verbal speech as their primary form of communication, it is essential for educators and supporters to consider augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) options. Helping learners use AAC effectively requires a collaborative effort and a commitment to overcoming barriers. This session explores how to build environments that empower individuals of all abilities to communicate meaningfully using AAC. The session will discuss factors related

The Michigan POHI/SXI Conference is an annual, state-wide, professional development event: This unique conference targets the professional development, skills training, and person-to-person networking needs of educators, therapists, and parents who are involved with providing programs and services to children who have physical impairments (PI), traumatic brain injuries (TBI), severe multiple impairments (SXI), and/or other health impairments (OHI). The training that is provided at this