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NASDSE Professional Development Series

One of the major responsibilities of State Education Agencies is to support local districts build their capacity to deliver high-quality services to improve student outcomes. The National Association of State Directors of Special Education's (NASDSE) ongoing work with the U.S Department of Education, national organizations, technical assistance providers, respected researchers and other stakeholders uniquely positions us to identify and deliver content on the most relevant issues affecting teachers and administrators. The NASDSE Professional Development Series offers thought-provoking, professional development on the most current topics that can be easily integrated with the professional development services of any state.

View the NASDSE webinars listed below at the NASDSE Professional Development Series Website.

To obtain a login to access a session, please contact or 850-245-0475.

2012-2013 NASDSE Professional Development Series

• OnLine Learning for Students with Disabilities: What We Know and What We Need to Know
• Educating Students with Hearing and Vision Challenges: Innovations for Success
• Autism Today - Evidence-Based Practices and Tools for Implementing Successful Programs
• Improving Social Emotional Health In Schools: Evidence-Based Intervention Strategies For Young Children

2011-2012 NASDSE Professional Development Series

• It's 2012: Do You Know Where Your RTI Is?
• Providing Education Assessments Appropriate for Every Student: Is It Possible?
• Section 504 Issues for Students With Disabilities: Case Law and Implications for Practice
• We're Better Working Together: Recommendations for Improved Coordination Between Title I and the IDEA

2010-2011 NASDSE Professional Development Series

• Using Technology to Support Teaching and Learning
• Special Education Teacher Evaluation: Issues and Answers
• Common Core Standards: What They Mean for States and Schools
• Virtual Special Education: Issues and Answers

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