About the Instructor – Kathy Morris

Uniquely Qualified Instructor

Kathy Morris is a highly experienced special education resource teacher, service provider for students with moderate to severe disabilities, diagnostician, and special education consultant. She has helped educators and entire schools transform resource specialist instruction to increase student success. She was named "Outstanding Educator of the Year" in her state and served as Advisor to the President's Commission on Special Education. Kathy knows what works with Special Education students. She will give you specific and doable strategies to help your students develop the skills to make your resource specialist program a more positive experience. You will also receive the extensive digital resource handbook Kathy wrote specifically for this seminar, Strengthening Your Effectiveness as a Special Education Resource Teacher, that is filled with student-proven ideas and strategies you will be able to immediately apply or adapt to fit your student and classroom needs. Spending the day with Kathy is an inspirational opportunity, filled with practical, creative, and ready-to-use strategies and ideas for supporting your Special Education students and experience greater success resource room. You will leave with specific ideas and strategies you can implement immediately!

What Your Colleagues Say About Your Presenter

"Very good information, lots of good resources and new ideas to use. I will use a lot of this information to help the students that I work with."
- Brandon Hammond, Resource Room

"This seminar was very informative and useful. Kathy made the content very accessible and enjoyable to learn."
- Saira Y. Hernandez Tejeda, Education Specialist

"Kathy did a wonderful job sharing her expertise and keeping us engaged throughout the day. She is the best!"
- Carol Burmeister, Educational Consultant

"Kathy is very knowledgeable!"
- Jill Baker, Special Education

"I appreciate that Kathy's seminar focused on strategies. It's helpful to grow my toolbox as an educator."
- Andrew Ulmer, Special Education Teacher