Thank you to those who heard me speak at the NWPBIS conference. Here are the handouts and resources referenced. Feel free to look around my website and shoot me an email if you have any questions.
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Special Education Leaders!
Thank you for joining me in the CASE webinar. Below are the handouts and the referenced Independence Plan. Feel free to look around my website and reach out if you have any questions. Keep up the good work!
-Patrick
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