September 2023

The Zarrow Institute is gearing up for an exciting year filled with free resources and professional development designed for you!

We have:

• TAGG Certification Trainings
• New Training Menu
• New Bell Ringers
• TAGG Middle School Field Testing
• And More!

Check out the opportunities below and check out the new corresponding page on our website!

Become TAGG Certified by attending our free webinar series! These sessions are designed to provide in-depth information on our transition assessments, goal implementation, and resources to teach transition skills.

Interested in individualized transition-related trainings? We have a variety of new trainings available to schools, districts, and states including a new coaching cohort beginning Spring 2023!

We've added to our portfolio of Transition and Fundamental Transition Bell Ringers! We are now featuring Intro to Transition Bell Ringers with and without visuals! These Bell Ringers have a mean Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level of 1.89 and each Bell Ringer features an individual sentence starter.

Use this free one-page resource to help students practice self-determination and self-advocacy through student-led IEP meetings. This resource is a great supplement to our Bell Ringers!

Participate in field testing the TAGG Middle School assessment for students with mild to moderate disabilities and receive $30 per completed assessment. Interested? Read more here.

Approximately 11,500 children ages 0-14, including over 5,000 adolescents, will be diagnosed with cancer this year. Long-term effects can impact the way children learn, move, communicate, and experience the world around them. Click the link to learn more about supporting this population of students.

We will be hosting several virtual informational sessions on Zoom. At these sessions, you will meet the Sooner Works program staff, learn about all the opportunities OU and Sooner Works has to offer, and hear from current students in Sooner Works. For more information, please visit the Sooner Works Event page.