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Continuing Professional Development for Teachers working with

Continuing Professional Development for Teachers working with Students with Autistic Spectrum Disorders. one day course - choice of 5 dates L ÁMH - Module One Course (sign communication system) Cork Education Support Centre—March 3 rd 2014 Navan Education Centre – March 4 th 2014

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Continuing Professional Development for Teachers working with

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  1. Continuing Professional Development for Teachers working with Students with Autistic Spectrum Disorders • one day course - choice of 5 dates • LÁMH - Module One Course (sign communication system) • Cork Education Support Centre—March 3rd 2014 • Navan Education Centre – March 4th 2014 • Carrick-on-Shannon Education Centre – March 24th 2014 • Kilkenny Education Centre – March 25th 2014 • Lámhis a manual sign system used by children and adults with intellectual disability and communication needs in Ireland. Lámh is a type of augmentative or alternative communication system (AAC).  A decision as to whether Lámh is the appropriate communication support for an individual is made only after an assessment has been carried out. • Lámh signs are based on Irish Sign Language (ISL). Speech is always used with Lámh signs. Lámh signs are used to support communication. Signing can be useful because:  • The person can see as well as hear what is being communicated. • Signing naturally encourages people to slow down a little so there is more time to • work out the message. • If a person’s speech is unclear or limited, the Lámh user may be more easily understood when they use signs.  This encourages many to try new words and say more. • It encourages eye contact and attention to movement; skills that are important for • speech development. • This course introduces Lámh as a means of supporting communication, enable teachers to become familiar with 100 signs and provide practical opportunities for teachers to engage in Lámh. Lámh is for staff members who have started to work in an environment where Lámh is used • This one day course is open to: • Teachers working in units/classes for students • with ASDsin a mainstream setting • Teachers in special schools who are currently working • with student(s) with ASDs • Full-time Resource/Learning Support Teachers who are • currently working with student(s) with ASDs This course is provided by the Special Education Support Service in conjunction with registered Lámh tutors regionally Please complete Application Form and return immediately to: Special Education Support Service, c/o Cork Education Support Centre, The Rectory, Western Road, Cork. Tel 021 4254241 Application Forms for this course and other courses are also available on our SESS website: www.sess.ie

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