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ARIS Kickoff

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    ARIS Kickoff

    The CSIU Early Intervention Program is implementing the ARIS curriculum across its Early Intervention classrooms to promote consistent, high-quality instruction and support positive outcomes for young children. To ensure the curriculum is implemented with fidelity, staff require comprehensive training in the ARIS framework, instructional strategies, and classroom application.


    This training will equip staff with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively plan and deliver instruction, integrate the curriculum into daily routines, and use ARIS as intended by its developers. Providing this professional development will help ensure consistency across classrooms, strengthen instructional practices, and maximize the effectiveness of the curriculum in supporting children's developmental and educational growth.

    Target Audience
    Early Intervention classroom staff and speech therapists
    Learner Outcomes

    Participants will:

    • Explain the purpose and framework of ARIS.
    • Navigate ARIS instructional materials and online resources.
    • Launch ARIS instruction and collect initial learner data.
    • Use assessment data to guide lesson selection and instruction.
    • Implement ARIS lessons with fidelity and monitor student progress.
    • Use ARIS planning and reporting tools to support ongoing implementation.

Event Session Information
Days 1
Scheduled Date/Time
   
09/18/2026 8:30 AM-3:00 PM CSIU Main Building
Session Contact Alexa Longacre570-523-1155
Email :alexa.longacre@csiu.org
Instructor(s)
Michelle Nutini
Units/Costs
 
Credits
Act 48 Hours /6 Hours

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