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Math Tutoring Resources 101!
Find it hard to assist your students with their math homework? With the new common core emphasis, many parents have found themselves stuck when working through some of these math concepts! Fear no more, because these sites make math at home a whole lot simpler....or rather more understandable.
WebMath.com allowed us to put in our specific math problem and it walked us through the steps to solve, and
coolmath4kids.com offers free printables for flashcards and games. Do you have a SL County library card? If so, then you can interact with no charge live tutors in math, science, reading and writing using the
Brain Fuse Online Tutoring System. These are just a few sites to get you started, but click this link below for our complete list of math tutor site helps.
Click
here for the complete list of Math Tutoring Resources
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FREE Autism Social Skills Group for ages 12-17
This 9 week group class focuses on mindfulness techniques to deal with stress, anxiety and difficult situations. It is specifically designed for teens ages 12-17 who have been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. Dates and times are to be determined dependent on participation interest and will be located in Salt Lake City at the Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinic. Click here for further information.
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Meet RUN (Rare & Undiagnosed Network). They are
a group of advocat
es, patients, families, researchers, and healthcare providers who share the same mission and vision: to bring genome sequencing into clinical practice to help undiagnosed patients better understand these conditions. RUN has a website where individuals and families can go for important resources for rare or undiagnosed diseases.
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Falcons, Hawks and Owls, Oh My!
Utah's Hogle Zoo has a "Zoo just for You" program specifically developed for students age 6-18 with special needs. This event takes place on March 16th, and the registration deadline is this week so reserve your spot today! With their program utilizing a sensory motor approach, students are encouraged to touch, smell and feel appropriate items. This up close and personal event is for all functioning levels.
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here for flier information
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UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS:
Self-Determination and Helping Your Son or Daughter Make Good Decisions
Parents will learn how to effectively support their son/daughter with disabilities in the post-secondary years. Learn how to be a mentor to your young adults as they learn how to manage their own lives. A self-determined person can set goals, make decisions, speak for him or herself and solve problems.
Thursday, March 10, 6:30 PM- 8:00 PM
Alpine Transition and Education Center (ATEC)
766 E
. Bamberger Dr.
, American Fork UT 84003
Register
online
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or by calling Maria Wiscombe at 801-318-1959 or the Utah Parent Center at 801-272-1051.
Basics of Guardianship
Guest Speaker: Michelle Morris, Guardianship Associates of Utah
What is guardianship and why is it important? Did you know that all children who turn 18, the age of majority, are considered adults even if they have disabilities? Come to this presentation to learn about guardianship and if you will need to file for it, what types of guardianship are available, and what the process entails.
You are required to attend this class before attending the Pro Se Guardianship class.
Tuesday, March 15, 6:30 PM- 8:30 PM
Utah Parent Center 230 W 200 S, Suite 1101
Register
online:
or by calling the Utah Parent Center at 801-272-1051.
Parents as Partners in the IEP Process
Parents are important members of the IEP team. They can & want to be effective partners with other members of the team in developing and delivering special education programs for their student with disabilities. However, they often lack information. This workshop will help parents understand their role, rights & responsibilities in the IEP process.
Tuesday, March 15, 6:30 PM- 8:00 PM
Canyons Technical Education Center (east building)
825 E. 9085 S., Sandy UT 84094
Register
online: or by calling Lynda Hansen at 801-708-1841 or the Utah Parent Center at 801-272-1051.
Housing Options and Opportunities - Salt Lake Family to Family Network
Thursday, March 17, 7:00 PM- 8:30 PM
8400 S Redwood Road-Jordan School District, West Jordan UT 84088
Register
online:
or by calling the Utah Parent Center/ Family to Family Network at 801-272-1051.
Salt Lake Valley Transition to Adult Life Conference
This two day conference will feature a variety of presentations regarding preparation for the transition to adult life for teen and young adults with disabilities. Some of the subjects covered will include the transition IEP, teaching self-advocacy, employment, college, and a panel of experts on many other subjects. Co-sponsored by Canyons, Granite and Salt Lake Districts. Space is limited and Pre-Registration is required!
Monday, March 21, 8:00 AM- 4:00 PM
Tuesday, March 22, 8:00 AM- 4:00 PM
Granite Education Center, D-102 2500 S State St., Salt Lake City UT 84115 Register online: or by calling Michelle Murphey at 801-833-3825, Lynda Hansen at 801-708-1841, Amy Weyrich at 801-856-1264 or the Utah Parent Center at 801-272-1051.
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