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🚀 Help Students with Autism Thrive Through Evidence-Based Instruction! 🌟Educators, caregivers, and professionals—are you looking for practical strategies to support students with autism in the classroom?Join us for "Explicit Instruction for Students with Autism" and discover proven approaches that can enhance engagement, strengthen communication, and promote greater independence for learners with autism.📅 August 4⏰ 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM💻 Online Zoom Webinar🔗 Register: https://ExplicitInstructionASD.eventbrite.comDuring this informative session, you'll learn how explicit instruction can help create a structured, supportive learning environment where students can build skills, confidence, and success. Walk away with practical tools and evidence-based insights you can start using right away.📧 Questions? Contact Rachelle Tolliver at rtolliver@fau.eduHosted by Florida Atlantic Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD)✨ Every student deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential. Join us and gain strategies that can make a meaningful difference in the lives of students with autism.

🚀 Help Students with Autism Thrive Through Evidence-Based Instruction! 🌟

Educators, caregivers, and professionals—are you looking for practical strategies to support students with autism in the classroom?

Join us for "Explicit Instruction for Students with Autism" and discover proven approaches that can enhance engagement, strengthen communication, and promote greater independence for learners with autism.

📅 August 4

⏰ 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

💻 Online Zoom Webinar

🔗 Register: https://ExplicitInstructionASD.eventbrite.com

During this informative session, you'll learn how explicit instruction can help create a structured, supportive learning environment where students can build skills, confidence, and success. Walk away with practical tools and evidence-based insights you can start using right away.

📧 Questions? Contact Rachelle Tolliver at rtolliver@fau.edu

Hosted by Florida Atlantic Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD)

✨ Every student deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential. Join us and gain strategies that can make a meaningful difference in the lives of students with autism.