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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 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 Using AI Tools to Increase Student Learning and Reduce Teacher Workload in SPECIAL EDUCATION, the extensive digital resource handbook you will receive at the seminar.

What Your Colleagues Say About Your Presenter

"Very informative and helpful!"
– Tatiana Fisher, Education Specialist

"Megan delivered an outstanding seminar that was both informative and engaging. No small feat for a Friday afternoon! The session kept my attention from start to finish. Excellent work Megan!! I am taking away so many useful tools!!!"
– Natalie Glaspey, Special Education Teacher

"I learned a great deal today, and I really feel that it will help me take my teaching to the next level. My students will directly benefit, as well."
– Steve Barnette, Special Education teacher

"I learned so many new AI sites that I've never seen before!"
– Christina Fessler, Special Education Teacher

"Megan was professional and knowledgeable. The time to explore the AI tools was helpful."
– Rita Frank, Teacher

"I enjoyed the seminar and learned valuable information to take back to my classroom and co-workers."
– Megan Pacelli, Special Education Teacher