Posts Categorized: Faculty

Win a One-On-One Lunch and Learn Session!

With the 2nd Annual Birth to Three Conference just around the corner, we’re rolling out some fun ways to keep the learning going after the conference. Participants who register by Friday, March 7 will be entered to win a one-on-one hour long session with a faculty member of their choice from the list below ๐Ÿ‘‡๐Ÿผ… Read more »

Therapies in the School August Contest Winner

Therapies in the School Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy School-Based Therapist

  The countdown to our Therapies in the School 25th Anniversary Conference is on! As part of our 25th Anniversary celebration, ERI will be running a fun contest each month that consists of prizes and special offerings just for you…the school-based therapist. Don’t miss your chance to join in on the fun. Secure your spot… Read more »

25 Fun Facts to Celebrate 25th Anniversary of Therapies in the School

  ERI’s Therapies in the School Conference is a long-running annual conference that has been providing school-based therapists with the latest research and strategies to implement in classrooms all across the country and beyond. We’ve taught thousands and thousands of therapists over the years, and this year we’re so excited to be celebrating our 25th… Read more »

An Update on Caseload to Workload for School-Based Practitioners

How Are You Wrapping Up Your School Year? Along with progress reports on goals, lingering evaluation reports and annual IEPs to finish, do you make time to reflect on your accomplishments and goals for the year? What would you change to work to your full potential, lessen the burden of paperwork, and commit to another… Read more »

Struggling with Carryover? Try Something New to Unlock Your Full Potential

Written by Joann Sorg, MS, OTR/L and featured in the recent NANT newsletter. Have you ever felt discouraged by lack of carryover from caregivers and colleagues? Do you sometimes scratch your head as you watch a caregiver or colleague attempt to execute what you taught them and wonder, is that really what they thought I… Read more »