Understanding personality types can be somewhat confusing. This one-hour seminar is designed to gain a practical understanding of the different types of personalities and teach you how personality types can impact our behavior. Participants will identify their own personality type to learn how to use type preference as an energy management tool that enhances their skills in interpersonal communication.
CDE will be at TCSOS for training “How to effectively report educator assignments in CALPADS, so the data (which becomes part of Cal SAAS, and then later SARC, and soon LCAP) are an accurate representation of what’s going on.” Discussion on the challenges specific to rural areas and the educator shortage issues.
When choosing the right health insurance plan for your specific needs and budget, it’s important to understand the terms and what they mean. Pam Oliveto, from CVT, will be at TCSOS to explain each health plan and the terms associated with those plans. Pam will explain what a deductible and out-of-pocket max means. She will explain what is covered and where to go if you have questions on how much a procedure or doctor visit will cost. Pam is here to answer the questions you never knew about your medical, dental, and vision insurance! Don’t let this opportunity pass you by.
If you want to feel confident about your finances, consider following a plan with four components: controlling spending, managing debt, prioritizing savings, and maintaining excellent credit. If you lose focus on any of these disciplines, you risk adding stress to your life. This class explains the importance of each component of your plan and helps you get started.
This end-of-year check-in will review seemingly unsolvable errors and discuss trends, tips, and tricks to certify. The Data analyst will go over the auditing techniques the SELPA uses to audit the data and certify. This thirty-minute check-in is an excellent place for CALPADS users to come together to solve any issues that cannot be solved.
This thirty-minute training will cover any end-of-year housekeeping items that must be taken care of. The Data Technicians will give tips on verifying all data is correct and will go over all reports to be completed and submitted for auditing purposes.
Special Education Information System (SEIS) is the system used by Tuolumne County SELPA. All California Longitudinal Pupil Achievement Data System (CALPADS) special education reportable data and IEP information is stored centrally in the SEIS system. This introductory SEIS course is aimed at new teachers or teachers new to the SEIS platform. This virtual training provides an overview of the SEIS Dashboard and step-by-step instructions on navigating the most commonly used student IEP pages and forms, including creating a student change request.
This training will focus on how to use Service Tracking in SEIS to its full potential. With the new legal requirements around Service Tracking, it’s more important than ever to know the ends and outs of the program. The Data Analyst will review how to pull various reports, bulk delivery, and troubleshoot common errors.