Advanced IEP Meeting Facilitation II
This training is for participants who have completed the Key2Ed Facilitated IEP workshop,
the Advanced I: Facilitated IEP Workshop, and have incorporated facilitation tools and
techniques into their everyday practice.
The curriculum will help participants refine and enhance their conflict resolution skills by
examining how individuals deal with or react to anger, assessing the relationship between
biases and conflict, and introducing techniques to reframe caustic communication so that
the parties can move beyond the impasse.
The course provides an opportunity for large group discussion and small group practice
activities to ensure participants leave prepared to use their new skills the next day.
Experience
All Key2Ed consultants have at least 20 years of special education experience including in the classroom. We know what you need – because we’ve been there.
FAQs
Who is this workshop for?
This training is for participants who have completed the Key2Ed Facilitated IEP workshop, the Advanced I: Facilitated IEP Workshop, and have incorporated facilitation tools and techniques into their everyday practice.
Are participants required to have facilitated IEP meetings?
Yes. This one-day Advanced Facilitation workshop builds upon previous training, and requires practical IEP meeting facilitation experience. This workshop is designed to assist participants in finding solutions collaboratively to current challenges they may be experiencing while facilitating IEPs in their districts.
Can you describe the workshop content?
The curriculum will help participants refine and enhance their conflict resolution skills by examining how individuals deal with or react to anger, assessing the relationship between biases and conflict, and introducing techniques to reframe caustic communication so that the parties can move beyond the impasse.
How long does this workshop last?
This is a one-day (6 hour) workshop for a maximum of thirty participants. During the workshop, participants will review facilitation skills, engage in skill-building activities, and concentrate on handling difficult situations.
Who attends this workshop?
Facilitators from state departments of education, school administrators, special education directors, case managers, and facilitators attend this session to improve their skills. Anyone who has attended the basic IEP Facilitation workshop, Advanced I: Facilitated IEP Workshop, AND has had at least six months to implement the IEP Facilitation tools and techniques is welcome to attend.
How do I get more information about this workshop?
Contact us via email at info@key2ed.com or give us a call at (615) 790-6156.