Educators and educational systems need to be prepared to assist students with a wide variety of educational needs. IBCCES offers training and certification that is research-based and focused on position-specific details to ensure that teachers and other educational providers can support students and improve their educational outcomes. Training in autism, ADHD, and dyslexia, as well as student mental health, ensures that educators are equipped to balance the social and emotional needs of students while understanding learning differences and behavioral challenges. IBCCES training and certifications also meet US federal funding requirements for Title I, Title II, IDEA, and other funding; while individual educators can obtain individual professional certifications and may be able to obtain continuing education credits.
The Importance of Training & Certification in Autism, Cognitive Differences & Mental Health for Educators
- Students have a wide range of cognitive differences, with the diagnosis of autism, ADHD, and dyslexia on the rise. Understanding these differences and being able to adjust the learning environment and lesson plan to accommodate these differences increases student educational outcomes.
- Knowing that educators and educational systems have undergone specialized training increases the confidence and trust of parents and ensures that the student receives the best educational opportunity.
- Specialized training ensures that not only are all legal educational standards met, but certification can also improve the ability of the educational institute to gain access to additional funding through grants.
- The Student Mental Health Certificate program was created for non-mental health professionals in education to help identify and support students with mental health concerns by helping to identify these students and provide professional support faster, increase school safety, and improve learning outcomes.
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