DEAFED ADVOCACY WORKSHOPS

Building skills. Empowering families. Breaking barriers.

DeafEd Advocacy Training Workshops offer practical, ethical, and community-informed programs designed to support learners with disabilities, families, and professionals. Our trainings are grounded in inclusive practice, evidence-based strategies, and real-world application.

ABA – Behavior Intervention

Training on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) principles, ethical practice, data-informed decision making, and practical behavior intervention strategies for home, school, and therapy settings.

 

IEP for SPED

Step-by-step guidance on:

  • Understanding IEP components

  • Writing measurable goals and objectives

  • PLAAFP, services, accommodations, and placement

  • Meaningful parent participation and advocacy

 

Assessment for SPED

Introduction to assessment in Special Education, including:

  • Screening and identification

  • Formal and informal assessment tools

  • Interpreting results ethically

  • Using data to guide instruction and intervention

 

Parent  & Professional Training

Equips professionals with skills to coach, collaborate with, and empower families through effective communication, behavior support, and advocacy-focused guidance.

 

Who should attend

 

  • Educators and school administrators

  • SPED teachers and general education teachers

  • Therapists, clinicians, and allied health professionals

  • Interpreters, advocates, and program coordinators

  • NGO, LGU, and organizational staff

 

No matter your role, these trainings support professional growth in inclusive practice.

 

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Inclusion in Action—Breaking Barriers, One Step at a Time.