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• Book recommendations

• Speakers bureau and museum trip

• Assistive Technology Guidelines-Executive Summary

  The 2013 Connecticut Assistive Technology (AT) Guidelines provides both school districts and Birth to Three service providers guidance to ensure that all children identified for AT services have access to AT through a framework for making decisions about the AT needs of children and students with disabilities.

• Introduction

• Community resource guide by organization

• Assistive Technology Resource Guide

  The purpose of this guide is to inform educators, instructional staff, parents, and students about available resources that may be utilized to ensure that educational outcomes are realized for all students. Assistive technology is a support that is considered for many students.

• Guidelines for Blood Glucose Self-monitoring in Connecticut Schools

  Recommendations for developing policies that help students with diabetes monitor their blood glucose levels in school settings.

• Clinical Procedure Guidelines for Connecticut School Nurses

  These guidelines are intended to help school nurses develop the procedural aspects of individual health care plans for students with special health care needs and in providing task-specific training for other school personnel, when indicated.

• Secondary Transition Overview

• Additional Assessments and Resources

• Section 1: Guidelines for Ages 3-22

  Section 1 of the Assistive Technology Guidelines for Ages 3-22 enables school districts to make informed decisions about AT considerations, implementation, and evaluation for their students, factoring in administrative support and professional development.

• NTACT:C Assessment Guide and Supplements for Transition Planning

• 10 Principles of Mastery-Based Learning

  To help schools establish a philosophical and pedagogical foundation for their work, the Great Schools Partnership created the following “Ten Principles of Mastery-Based Learning,” which describe the common features found in the most effective mastery-based systems.

• Action Planning - Mastery-Based Learning

  The Cycle of Action is a simple tool developed to frame the critical steps schools take when engaged in an evidence-based, goal-driven school-improvement process designed to raise the educational achievement, aspirations, and attainment of all students.

• Reporting - Mastery-Based Learning