Featuring the most seasoned educators of the US Autism Association, this session will provide an in-depth discussion covering some of the best real-world tips and strategies for use in the classroom. A not-to-be-missed session for anyone struggling to figure out how to reach and teach a student on the autism spectrum, this session will provide useful take-away information that can be easily implemented into the classroom on Monday.

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Robin Brewer, Ed.D.

Dr. Robin Brewer is an Associate Professor Emeritus from the School of Special Education at the University of Northern Colorado (UNC) in Greeley, Colorado. Dr. Brewer’s emphasis was teaching students with Autism/Significant Support Needs.

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Quatiba Davis, M.Ed., BCBA

Ms. Quatiba Davis is a distinguished Board-Certified Behavior Analyst with a remarkable career trajectory characterized by leadership, innovation, and a steadfast commitment to enhancing the lives of individuals and families through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).

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Megan Locke, Au.D., CCC/A

Dr. Megan Locke is the Executive Director of the Able Kids Foundation in Fort Collins, Colorado where she also serves as one of the Foundation’s audiologists. The Able Kids Foundation specializes in the diagnosis and management of central auditory processing disorder (CAPD) and has evaluated individuals from 49 states and 28 countries since 2006.

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Yasmine White

Yasmine White, US Autism Association Advisory Board Member, is CEO and founder of Voices Together, a statewide music therapy organization reaching individuals and students across North Carolina.

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Panel: Tips and Strategies for the Classroom

US AUTISM ASSOCIATION

Panel: Tips and Strategies for the Classroom

Robin Brewer, Ed.D.: Nothing About us Without Us: Person Centered Planning for All Ages

Phillip C. DeMio, M.D.: Comorbidities in Autism

US AUTISM ASSOCIATION