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DESCRIPTION:This series starts in January 2027! &nbsp\;CAPTAIN is a communi
 ty of practice network designed to support&nbsp\;educators who are working
  on a micro-credential pathway with exemplary implementation following a s
 pecialized sequence of TASN trainings. &nbsp\;It is also a network for pro
 fessionals who want to collaborate with others on the implementation of Ev
 idence-Based Practices. &nbsp\;This group also includes former InSTEP and 
 KALC members.TASN ATBS Pathways for Professional LearningWhat is a Pathway
 ?A Pathway is a focused series of trainings that are designed to strengthe
 n programs and improve outcomes for students with autism. In partnership w
 ith TASN ATBS\, school staff and administrators receive targeted support t
 o enhance their skills. Interested? Talk with a trainer to connect with yo
 ur Region Coach and get started.&nbsp\;Pathway Focus Areas:Each Pathway in
 cludes training opportunities in one of four focus areas:Foundational – 
 Core trainings that support effective and evidence-based teaching practice
 s.Instructional and Behavioral – Trainings that target skill acquisition
  and behavior reduction strategies.Communication – Trainings that aim to
  enhance communication skills and supports.Transition – Trainings that a
 ddress transition services across all age groups\, supporting students as 
 they move through different life stages.✅ To complete a Pathway\, partic
 ipants must finish three trainings within that focus area.Coaching and Ski
 ll Building:For each training\, participants will collaborate with their T
 ASN coach to develop expertise in the following key areas:Data Collection 
 &amp\; Analysis – Using data to inform decisions and monitor progress.In
 clusion Initiative – Promoting and implementing practices that support i
 nclusive learning environments.Administrative Engagement – Involving sch
 ool leaders to support and sustain effective practices.Family Engagement 
 – Partnering with families to enhance student outcomes through ongoing c
 ollaboration and resource sharing.Training Others – Sharing knowledge an
 d strategies with colleagues to build capacity.Capstone Project:After comp
 leting the Pathway trainings\, you'll create a capstone project to showcas
 e the overall impact of your learning-highlighting collaboration\, staff e
 ngagement\, and teaching practices. &nbsp\;Participants will present their
  projects in the spring using a provided PowerPoint template.&nbsp\;&nbsp\
 ;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;🌟 Leadership Opportunity&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Take
  your project to the next level—present it to the Board of Education\, a
 dministrators\, or school staff to highlight its impact and inspire change
 .&nbsp\;FoundationalInstructional and BehavioralCommunicationTransitionAtt
 end all 3Choose 3Choose 3Month-by-Month Approach to Transition &amp\; Choo
 se 2Summer Institute:&nbsp\; Using Evidence-Based Practices within the Str
 uctured Teaching Framework (yearly)Bootcamp (yearly) OR Establishing Basic
  Skill Sets for students with autism and complex needs (26-27\, 28-29)Boot
 camp (yearly) OR Basic Skills (26-27\, 28-29)Mont&nbsp\; &nbsp\;Month-by-M
 onth Approach to Supporting Transition for Students with Autism and Comple
 x Learning Needs: A Book Study(25-26\, 26-27\, 28-29)It’s All About You!
  Creating a Positive Environment for Success. Event 1 (yearly)Advanced Ver
 bal Behavior (25-26\, 27-28\, 29-30)Advanced Verbal Behavior (25-26\, 27-2
 8\, 29-30)&nbsp\;Individualizing Instruction in Social Competencies for St
 udents with Autism and Complex Learning Needs (25-26\, 27-28\, 29-30)Indiv
 idualizing Instruction in Social Competencies for Students with Autism and
  Complex Learning Needs (25-26\, 27-28\, 29-30)Summer Institute (yearly)In
 dividualizing Instruction in Social Competencies for Students with Autism 
 and Complex Learning Needs (25-26\, 27-28\, 29-30)Guiding Educators to Acc
 ess Community Supports for Families and Students with Autism and Complex L
 earning Needs (25-26\, 26-27\, 28-29)&nbsp\;It’s All About You! Creating
  a Positive Environment for Success. Event 1 (yearly)Environmental Communi
 cation Teaching (25-26\, 27-28\, 29-30)&nbsp\;Transition Assessment for St
 udents with Autism and Complex Learning Needs(27-28\, 29-30)&nbsp\;It’s 
 All About You! Improving Student Outcomes. Event 2 (26-27\, 28-29)Supporti
 ng Students with Complex Communication Needs (26-27\, 28-29)Beginning with
  the End in Mind: Strategies for Post-Secondary Success for Students with 
 Autism and Complex Learning Needs (26-27\, 28-29)&nbsp\;It’s All About Y
 ou! Building a Cohesive Team. Event 4 (yearly)&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
 &nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Please refer to the&nbsp\;Training Calendar for detai
 ls on the schedule of each training session. Trainings may not overlap if 
 you are completing multiple Pathways.Pathway Opportunities and Recognition
 Certificate and Principal LetterYour TASN ATBS coach will send an addition
 al certificate of completion to both your building principal and Special E
 ducation Director\, along with a letter congratulating you on your accompl
 ishments\, after you complete a Pathway.&nbsp\;Microcredential&nbsp\;&nbsp
 \;After you complete a Pathway\, TASN ATBS will honor you with a microcred
 ential that you can add to your email signature and/or print and display.&
 nbsp\;Community of PracticeMonthly meetings for all Pathway participants\,
  as well as past InStep and KALC members\, where educators can come togeth
 er to learn new skills and engage in group discussions about what they are
  learning and implementing. Skills learned are directly applicable to the 
 classroom and can be immediately trained to staff.&nbsp\;Additional Opport
 unities (Optional)Autism Certification Coursework and Non-Graduate and Gra
 duate Credit (Pitt State)Autism Certification coursework and non-master’
 s and master’s-level credit hours can be earned through Pittsburg State 
 University.If you are working toward your Autism Certification\, you may c
 omplete one Pathway for 3 credit hours of instruction.&nbsp\;You also have
  the opportunity to earn non-master’s and master’s-level credit hours 
 even if you are not enrolled in the Autism Certification program.Please se
 e this&nbsp\;flyer for additional information.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Summer 
 Institute RecognitionYou may be invited to record a testimonial or share i
 n person about your Pathway experience and what you learned\, which may be
  shared with attendees during the Summer Institute training.&nbsp\;Rich Si
 mpson Conference Presentation OpportunityIf your capstone presentation ali
 gns with the theme of the Rich Simpson Conference and is selected\, you ma
 y be eligible to apply for a one-hour session to present what you learned 
 through your Pathway(s). This includes complimentary conference admission.
 &nbsp\;Meeting Dates: &nbsp\;Here is the Zoom link:&nbsp\;&nbsp\;https://u
 s02web.zoom.us/j/84801512909Monday meetings from 3:00-3:50Jan 25\, 2027\; 
  Feb 22\, 2027\;  Mar 15\, 2027\;  Apr 19\, 2027\;  May 17\, 2027 Presenta
 tion Share-out&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Information and Links&nbsp\;Contact Informatio
 n for Pathways FacilitatorsInformation on College Credit Option&nbsp\;&nbs
 p\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;
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SUMMARY:CAPTAIN-Spring 2027 Community of Autism Pathways for Training Appli
 cation and Implementation Network Monday PM-2027
URL:http://ksdetasn.org/events/9082
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