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Fall CASP Conference: Sold out

  • 11 Nov 2016
  • 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
  • University of Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut
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Creating and Implementing a Full Continuum of SRBI for Behavior

The Connecticut Association of School Psychologists in conjunction with the University of Hartford Proudly Present:

Creating and Implementing a Full Continuum of SRBI for Behavior Presented by: Dr. Randy Sprick: Safe & Civil Schools senior author and lead trainer Dr. Randy Sprick is an educational consultant and trainer based in Eugene, Oregon. Each year, he presents practical and entertaining workshops to over 30,000 teachers and administrators throughout the United States and Canada.

Randy completed his doctorate degree at the University of Oregon in 1979 and began developing programs that would translate the massive volume of research on effective discipline and behavioral interventions into practical strategies that educators could easily adopt. Randy quickly built his reputation as an expert in proactive classroom management through his dynamic professional development, his consultation with schools, and his writings. Teachers, administrators, and school staff gravitated toward his work when they found they could successfully implement these strategies and change the climate of their schools and classrooms. Randy was one of the first educational leaders in the country to demonstrate and articulate the effectiveness of an instructional model of discipline, with the emphasis on the design of antecedent events and structuring the school and classroom environments for success.

NASP CPDs and will be awarded upon successful completion of the session- participants must remain for full session: No partial credit will be offered.


For Further information about the conference contact: Tom Brant casp.officer@gmail.com

Registration concerns: 

 contact CASP treasurer:benner111245@yahoo.com


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