LearningTimes is pleased to announce a very special online conference developed through our work in District 75 of the New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE) with students who are severely emotionally challenged, multiply disabled, and/or on the autism spectrum.

The first ever "Positive Behavior Support Online Conference" will take place live over the internet January 21 and 22 from 3:15 to 5:00 pm EST (New York Time). This unique event brings four esteemed experts - and hundreds of peers - right to your computer for live collaboration, learning and networking. For more information and to register, click here:

http://district75.net/behaviorconference/

Nationally-recognized researchers and experts will outline evidence-based systems and practical tips. Speakers will include:

- Dr. Lucille Eber (Director, IL PBIS Network)
- Dr. Nicholas Long (founder of the Life Space Crisis Intervention Institute)
- Dr. Marc Brackett (Yale University)
- Dr. Laura Riffel (Behavior Doctor Seminars)

The Online Conference will include:

• Practical tips for designing classroom and community-based positive behavior support systems that support all students

• Understanding why children engage in disruptive behaviors, and interventions for breaking the conflict cycle when supporting children in crisis

• The basic tenets of emotional literacy, including how to understand and regulate your own emotional responses when faced with stressful situations in the classroom

The conference will be held live online January 21 and 22, 3:15-5:00 PM on both days. The registration fee is $95 per person. (Group rates are available.)

For more information on the conference, please visit:

http://district75.net/behaviorconference

Warm regards,
LearningTimes
and

Bonnie Brown
Superintendent, District 75
New York City Department of Education