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Learning Disabilities Association of Illinois 2019 Conference
IEP Bootcamp for Parents and Teachers
Join us on Saturday, October 2, 2019, from 8:30 am – 1:30 pm for the Learning Disabilities Association of Illinois 2019 Conference held at the Marriott – Naperville located at 1801 N Naper Blvd in Naperville.
Topics include:
IEP Bootcamp for Parents and Teachers
Empowering Parents to be Effective Advocates
Executive Function: Making Progress toward Self- Determination
ADHD and Mental Health
Sixty 60 Second Behavior Interventions
“I have a kid who…” A panel of experts will answer questions and provide advice regarding the children and adults whose questions are featured by participants.
You know your child better than anyone. You may feel, however, like you don’t know enough about how to help your child. Come and learn.
Join us as an attendee by reserving your spot by completing and mailing the attached registration form. You may also register online through our website at
PARENTS AND ADULTS WITH A LEARNING DISABILITY: FOR FREE CONFERENCE REGISTRATION + LDA MEMBERSHIP OR FOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS OR ASSISTANCE RESERVING YOUR SPOT PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE AT (708) 430-7532
To learn more about our conference schedule or to learn more about our featured speakers please visit
http://ldaillinois.org/
Free parking, Free PD hour Verification, Continental breakfast included
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