About the Instructor – Megan McGee-Heim

Uniquely Qualified Instructor

Megan Mcgee-Heim is a highly qualified special educator and national presenter, dedicated to delivering high-quality educational programs for students with special needs. Megan has a proven track record of fostering inclusive learning environments. Megan's mission is to ensure that every student has access to equitable and inclusive learning opportunities tailored to their individual goals. In her interactive seminar, she will explore intervention strategies derived from practical, strategic assessments that lead to increased learning.

Participants will gain valuable insights into proven and proactive methods for incorporating students' strengths to maximize outcomes, as well as step-by-step guidance and how-to ideas for developing thoughtful, research-based intervention plans. Megan is also the author of Special Education Teachers: Using Strategic Assessment and Strengths-Based Approaches to Increase Student Learning, the extensive digital resource handbook you will receive at the seminar.

What Your Colleagues Say About Your Presenter

"Megan's knowledge on special education, including Autism and strategies for making best use of paraprofessionals, was so useful."

"She is so passionate about her craft and it showed in the delivery of her material. She communicates in layman's terms and models every area she discusses which is so helpful!"

"I found my time with Megan to be the most valuable of my career."

"Megan provides a practical and real approach to teaching and learning. Her seminars are engaging and valuable for all professionals in the educational field."

"Dr. McGee-Heim is a highly skilled special educator who understands and integrates all facets of the educational system for the betterment of the students. Her knowledge and skill set is valuable to all who work with children."

"Megan is engaging, intelligent, and humorous - three traits any special educator needs to have!"

"Megan is so knowledgeable and clearly has a passion for education."