Navigating Conversations:
Skill Building, Educational Relevance,
and Family Engagement
Peggy S. Bud, MS, SLP
Tamara L. Jacobson, MFA
Thursday
January 4, 2024
7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
WEBINAR
Authors and educators Peggy S. Bud and Tamara L. Jacobson believe that effective child-centered parent-teacher partnerships lead to student success. To that end, they created the 5-C Model of Communication: Conversations, Collaboration, Cooperation, Compromise, and Consensus, a framework for forging trusted alliances between school districts and families.
During this webinar, Ms. Bud and Ms. Jacobson will discuss their unique and useful book, Navigating Special Education: The Power of Building Positive Parent-Educator Partnerships, and its themes: the significance of creating a shared vision, the importance of data collection, and the value of active listening and perspective taking. The authors will also provide an innovative roadmap and easy to use strategies to help parents, educators, and administrators work together as partners.
The webinar will be moderated by Jennifer Bernheim, founder of Right to Read Advocacy.
More About the Book Navigating Special Education
More About Peggy Bud
More About Tamara Jacobson
More About Jennifer Bernheim
Presented by SPED*NET
in partnership with
Weston Parents for SPED Progress
SPED*NET does not provide medical or
psychological advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
The material in this webinar is provided for
educational purposes only.
Navigating Conversations:
Skill Building, Educational Relevance,
and Family Engagement
Peggy S. Bud, MS, SLP
Tamara L. Jacobson, MFA
Thursday
January 4, 2024
7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
WEBINAR
Authors and educators Peggy S. Bud and Tamara L. Jacobson believe that effective child-centered parent-teacher partnerships lead to student success. To that end, they created the 5-C Model of Communication: Conversations, Collaboration, Cooperation, Compromise, and Consensus, a framework for forging trusted alliances between school districts and families.
During this webinar, Ms. Bud and Ms. Jacobson will discuss their unique and useful book, Navigating Special Education: The Power of Building Positive Parent-Educator Partnerships, and its themes: the significance of creating a shared vision, the importance of data collection, and the value of active listening and perspective taking. The authors will also provide an innovative roadmap and easy to use strategies to help parents, educators, and administrators work together as partners.
The webinar will be moderated by Jennifer Bernheim, founder of Right to Read Advocacy.
More About the Book Navigating Special Education
More About Peggy Bud
More About Tamara Jacobson
More About Jennifer Bernheim
Presented by SPED*NET
in partnership with
Weston Parents for SPED Progress
SPED*NET does not provide medical or
psychological advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
The material in this webinar is provided for
educational purposes only.
Navigating Conversations:
Skill Building,
Educational Relevance,
and Family Engagement
Peggy S. Bud, MS, SLP
Tamara L. Jacobson, MFA
Moderator:
Jennifer Bernheim
Thursday
January 4, 2024
7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
WEBINAR
Authors and educators Peggy S.
Bud and Tamara L. Jacobson
believe that effective child-centered
parent-teacher partnerships lead to
student success. To that end, they
created the 5-C Model of
Communication: Conversations,
Collaboration, Cooperation,
Compromise, and Consensus,
a framework for forging trusted alliances between school districts and families.
During this webinar, Ms. Bud and Ms. Jacobson will discuss their unique and useful book, Navigating Special Education: The Power of Building Positive Parent-Educator Partnerships, and its themes: the significance of creating a shared vision, the importance of data collection, and the value of active listening and perspective taking. The authors will also provide an innovative roadmap and easy to use strategies to help parents, educators, and administrators work together as partners.
The webinar will be moderated by Jennifer Bernheim, founder of Right to Read Advocacy.
More About the Book:
Navigating Special Education
More About Peggy Bud
More About Tamara Jacobson
More About Jennifer Bernheim
Presented by SPED*NET
in partnership with
Weston Parents for SPED Progress
SPED*NET does not provide medical or
psychological advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
The material in this webinar is provided for
educational purposes only.