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Registration deadline is July 12, 2010

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  This 2-day make-it-take training will introduce the "Oklahoma Unit".  The "Oklahoma Unit" was created by OATC staff to give teachers working with students that have moderate to severe disabilities a creative and engaging way to teach academic skills and also help them accommodate the physical, sensory, or cognitive limitations their students may have.  This unit contains many no, low, and high tech activities that cover the following curricular areas: reading, writing, math, social studies/community, science, art, music, and cooking.  Each of these curricular activities was created to meet CARG-A objectives for the state of Oklahoma. 
Participants will receive an Oklahoma Unit CD and will have the opportunity to navigate through the materials on the CD and make low-tech activities to take home.  Each day will consist of activity demonstration, hands on practice at a computer, lecture, and time to make materials.  The training will take place in a computer lab and there will be space for two participants per computer.  The activities on the "Oklahoma Unit" CD were created using IntelliTools Classroom Suite, Boardmaker, and PowerPoint.  Participants will be guided through basic use and editing of activities created in the before mentioned computer programs.  Basic computer knowledge is expected, however knowledge of the specific programs is not required.  We will guide participants through the computer activities and provide support to those who need it.