ANNOUNCE: International Precision Teaching Conference 2010, Nov 4-6, Seattle WA

Note: This is a recurring monthly announcement until the IPTC registration closes.

Mark your calendar and tell your friends!

23rd International Precision Teaching Conference

"Precision Teaching: Out of the Closet
and into the World of Education"

November 4-6, 2010 

Seattle, Washington.

To download Informational Flyer

Official information on IPTC is at Standard Celeration Society website

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The Standard Celeration Society, Morningside Academy, Organization for Research and Learning (O.R.L.), and Families for Effective Autism Treatment of Washington (FEAT-WA),

Present the
23rd Annual International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC)
Precision Teaching: Out of the Closet and into the World of Education

When: November 4th, 5th, 6th, 2010

Where: SEATTLE, WA

Holiday Inn Seattle
211 Dexter Ave North
Seattle, WA 98109
Hotel Front Desk: 1-206-728-8123
Group Reservation Code: Morningside

Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) Type 2 credits available


Target Audience

• Students
• Teachers
• Parents
• Behavior analysts
• Principals and administrators
• College professors
• Staff developers
• Psychologists

Potential Topics

• Introduction to Precision Teaching (PT)
• Precision Teaching in public school settings
• Precision Teaching and autism intervention
• Use of the Standard Celeration Chart (SCC) in business and industry
• Basic and applied science of Precision Teaching
• The Standard Celeration Chart to measure student progress/achievement

Potential Presenters
People who

• Apply Precision Teaching in public education
• Use the Standard Celeration Chart (SCC) for Applied Behavior Analysis
• Run private Precision Teaching schools or learning centers
• Use Precision Teaching in college instruction
• Teach grad/undergrad students about Precision Teaching
• Use Precision Teaching in business and industry
• Develop curricula
• Precision Teaching for underserved populations

Preconference tours & workshops- Thursday November 4th, 2010

Visit: Morningside Academy, FEAT of Washington, or Academy for Precision Learning (APL)

Hope to see you in Seattle!

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business. Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

Call for Presentations extended for 2010 International Precision Teaching Conference, Seattle WA

 The 2010 International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC) organizers are extending the call for presentations deadline through August 15, 2010 in order to give all those who want to present at the conference the opportunity to do so.
Your contributions are welcomed! Please visit the Standard Celeration Society website for more information and to enter your submission.

Information on the Conference

23rd Annual International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC)
Precision Teaching: Out of the Closet and into the World of Education

When: November 4, 5, 6, 2010

Where: SEATTLE, WA

Holiday Inn Seattle
211 Dexter Ave North
Seattle, WA 98109
Hotel Front Desk: 1-206-728-8123
Group Reservation Code: Morningside

Registration Fees- Includes breakfast, lunch, and snacks/coffee during breaks
Standard Celeration Society members- $200- full conference ($100 for single day)
Non-Members $300 ( $150 for single day)
Students- $100 ($50 for single day)

Invited Key Note Speakers include,

• Joe Layng-  Headsprout
• Cynthia Anderson- University of Oregon
• Kimberly Berens, Center for Advanced Learning (CAL), Reno, Nevada

Additional speakers include:

• Dr. Owen White- University of Washington
• Dr. Norris Haring- Founder of the EEU, University of Washington
• Dr. Kent Johnson- Morningside Academy, Seattle, WA
• Dr. Susan Malmquist- Chicago School of Professional Psychology
• Kelly Ferris- Organization for Research and Learning (O.R.L)./FEAT of WA
• Michael Fabrizio- O.R.L./FEAT of WA

Program Tours/Workshops:
With several Precision Teaching based centers in the area, this year's conference plans to offer
workshops and tours at the following facilities.

• Morningside Academy (workshop fee applies)
• Families for Effective Autism Treatment (FEAT) of Washington (workshop fee applies)
• Academy for Precision Learning (Tour only- free of cost)

Additional workshops will also be held at the conference site:

• Introduction to using the Standard Celeration Chart
• TBA- Presented by Alison Moors, M.A., BCBA

Special Event: Ogden R. Lindsley Chart Share!!!
7:30pm Friday November 5, 2010

General Conference Program
The final details of the conference program are still being worked out- as the submission process is now open through August 15, 2010. Papers, Symposia, Panel discussions, Showcases, and a Poster Session are among the different presentation options.

Continuing Education Credits (BACB and other)
The IPTC is in the process of registering the program through the Washington ESD and we expect to offer teachers clock hours for participating in the conference.
Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) Type 2 credits will be offered for qualifying events, at $5.00 per credit.

Full and up-to-date details available at the website of the Standard Celeration Society, 

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business. Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

2 week warning for closing of call for papers for the 23rd International Precision Teaching Conference!

Mark your calendar and tell your friends!

Online submission of Presentations is now open through July 15, 2010

for the

23rd International Precision Teaching Conference

"Precision Teaching: Out of the Closet
and into the World of Education"

November 4-6, 2010 

Seattle, Washington.

Informational Flyer

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The Standard Celeration Society, Morningside Academy, Organization for Research and Learning (O.R.L.), and Families for Effective Autism Treatment of Washington (FEAT-WA),

Present the
23rd Annual International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC)
Precision Teaching: Out of the Closet and into the World of Education

When: November 4th, 5th, 6th, 2010

Where: SEATTLE, WA

Holiday Inn Seattle
211 Dexter Ave North
Seattle, WA 98109
Hotel Front Desk: 1-206-728-8123
Group Reservation Code: Morningside

Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) Type 2 credits available


Target Audience

• Students
• Teachers
• Parents
• Behavior analysts
• Principals and administrators
• College professors
• Staff developers
• Psychologists

Potential Topics

• Introduction to Precision Teaching (PT)
• Precision Teaching in public school settings
• Precision Teaching and autism intervention
• Use of the Standard Celeration Chart (SCC) in business and industry
• Basic and applied science of Precision Teaching
• The Standard Celeration Chart to measure student progress/achievement

Potential Presenters
People who

• Apply Precision Teaching in public education
• Use the Standard Celeration Chart (SCC) for Applied Behavior Analysis
• Run private Precision Teaching schools or learning centers
• Use Precision Teaching in college instruction
• Teach grad/undergrad students about Precision Teaching
• Use Precision Teaching in business and industry
• Develop curricula
• Precision Teaching for underserved populations

Preconference tours & workshops- Thursday November 4th, 2010

Visit: Morningside Academy, FEAT of Washington, or Academy for Precision Learning (APL)

Hope to see you in Seattle!

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business. Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

ANNOUNCE: Call for Presentations & more info on 2010 Seattle, Washington International Precision Teaching Conference

Note: This is a recurring monthly announcement until the IPTC registration closes.

Mark your calendar and tell your friends!

Call for presentations and information available for the

23rd International Precision Teaching Conference

"Precision Teaching: Out of the Closet
and into the World of Education"

November 4-6, 2010 

Seattle, Washington.

To download Call for Presentations and Informational Flyer

Submission of Presentations will begin in mid-May at the Standard Celeration Society website
and conclude on July 15, 2010.
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The Standard Celeration Society, Morningside Academy, Organization for Research and Learning (O.R.L.), and Families for Effective Autism Treatment of Washington (FEAT-WA),

Present the
23rd Annual International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC)
Precision Teaching: Out of the Closet and into the World of Education

When: November 4th, 5th, 6th, 2010

Where: SEATTLE, WA

Holiday Inn Seattle
211 Dexter Ave North
Seattle, WA 98109
Hotel Front Desk: 1-206-728-8123
Group Reservation Code: Morningside

Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) Type 2 credits available


Target Audience

• Students
• Teachers
• Parents
• Behavior analysts
• Principals and administrators
• College professors
• Staff developers
• Psychologists

Potential Topics

• Introduction to Precision Teaching (PT)
• Precision Teaching in public school settings
• Precision Teaching and autism intervention
• Use of the Standard Celeration Chart (SCC) in business and industry
• Basic and applied science of Precision Teaching
• The Standard Celeration Chart to measure student progress/achievement

Potential Presenters
People who

• Apply Precision Teaching in public education
• Use the Standard Celeration Chart (SCC) for Applied Behavior Analysis
• Run private Precision Teaching schools or learning centers
• Use Precision Teaching in college instruction
• Teach grad/undergrad students about Precision Teaching
• Use Precision Teaching in business and industry
• Develop curricula
• Precision Teaching for underserved populations

Preconference tours & workshops- Thursday November 4th, 2010

Visit: Morningside Academy, FEAT of Washington, or Academy for Precision Learning (APL)

Hope to see you in Seattle!

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business. Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

ANNOUNCE: Call for Presentations & more info on 2010 Seattle, Washington International Precision Teaching Conference

Mark your calendar and tell your friends!

The Call for Presentations and a new informational flyer has been released for the 

23rd International Precision Teaching Conference

"Precision Teaching: Out of the Closet
and into the World of Education"

November 4-6, 2010 

Seattle, Washington.

To download Call for Presentations and Informational Flyer

Submission of Presentations will begin in mid-May at the Standard Celeration Society website
and conclude on July 15, 2010.
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The Standard Celeration Society, Morningside Academy, Organization for Research and Learning (O.R.L.), and Families for Effective Autism Treatment of Washington (FEAT-WA),

Present the
23rd Annual International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC)
Precision Teaching: Out of the Closet and into the World of Education

When: November 4th, 5th, 6th, 2010

Where: SEATTLE, WA

Holiday Inn Seattle
211 Dexter Ave North
Seattle, WA 98109
Hotel Front Desk: 1-206-728-8123
Group Reservation Code: Morningside

Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) Type 2 credits available


Target Audience

• Students
• Teachers
• Parents
• Behavior analysts
• Principals and administrators
• College professors
• Staff developers
• Psychologists

Potential Topics

• Introduction to Precision Teaching (PT)
• Precision Teaching in public school settings
• Precision Teaching and autism intervention
• Use of the Standard Celeration Chart (SCC) in business and industry
• Basic and applied science of Precision Teaching
• The Standard Celeration Chart to measure student progress/achievement

Potential Presenters
People who

• Apply Precision Teaching in public education
• Use the Standard Celeration Chart (SCC) for Applied Behavior Analysis
• Run private Precision Teaching schools or learning centers
• Use Precision Teaching in college instruction
• Teach grad/undergrad students about Precision Teaching
• Use Precision Teaching in business and industry
• Develop curricula
• Precision Teaching for underserved populations

Preconference tours & workshops- Thursday November 4th, 2010

Visit: Morningside Academy, FEAT of Washington, or Academy for Precision Learning (APL)

Hope to see you in Seattle!

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business. Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

ANNOUNCE: 23rd International Precision Teaching Conference Seattle, WA

Mark your calendars!

Hotel reservation block code is now available - see below for info; official announcements and info on IPTC 2010 will be posted at celeration.org.
(A heads-up for potential presenters - a call for papers is anticipated to be opening soon and projections are that that will run through mid July.)
Registration is not yet open but is expected sometime this summer - check for announcements at Celeration.org.

The Standard Celeration Society is pleased to announce that the
23rd International Precision Teaching Conference/ IPTC 2010
will be in Seattle, WA
Thursday November 4th- Saturday November 6th, 2010


Holiday Inn, SEATTLE
211 DEXTER AVE NORTH, SEATTLE, WA 98109
Hotel Front Desk: 1-206-728-8123 | Hotel Fax: 1-206-728-2779
Group Reservation Code: MSN Correction 5/4/10 - Morningside


Airport: Sea-Tac International Airport
BACB CEs are anticipated to be offered at the conference.

Thanks and appreciation to Kris Melroe, Kelly Ferris and all of the good folks in Seattle working as local hosts to put together IPTC 2010.

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business.
Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

 

Preliminary announcement of the 2010 International Precision Teaching Conference - Seattle, WA

Mark your calendars!

23rd International Precision Teaching Conference/ IPTC 2010
- Seattle, WA
Thurs. November 4th- Sat. November 6th, 2010
**Please see the note below that a group reservation code for the hotel group rate is not yet available, but is anticipated to be available in the very near future - that info will posted/shared in a future post when it becomes so. Announcements and info on IPTC 2010 should also be appearing shortly at celeration.org.
Thanks for your understanding**

23rd International Precision Teaching Conference/ IPTC 2010
- Seattle, WA
Thursday November 4th- Saturday November 6th, 2010
 
Holiday Inn, SEATTLE
211 DEXTER AVE NORTH, SEATTLE, WA 98109
Hotel Front Desk: 1-206-728-8123 | Hotel Fax: 1-206-728-2779
Group Reservation Code: TBA/To be announced when available

Airport: Sea-Tac International Airport

Thanks and appreciation to Kris Melroe, Kelly Ferris and all of the good folks in Seattle working as local hosts to put together IPTC 2010.

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All posts under label of IPTC

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business.
Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

 

Video of Precision Teacher Dr. Owen R. White delivering IPTC 2009 Keynote Address

Rick Kubina has posted video at the PT Party site of Owen R. White, Ph.D., University of Washington delivering the Keynote Address to attendees at the 2009 International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC), Penn State.



Dr. White is a delightful speaker and his address describing the historical roots of Precision Teaching was a most enjoyable mix of history and humor. He is also the recipient of the Standard Celeration Society's 2009 Lifetime Achievement Award which was awarded to him during IPTC 2009 by the Society.

Check it out if you have a chance (and get a taste of what you missed if you missed or skipped the IPTC this year. )

We hope to see you at next year's conference in Seattle!

Related: Podcast interview with Owen White, November 13, 2007. Interviewer Rick Kubina.

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business.
Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

ANNOUNCE: Info on IPTC 2009 Presentations and Costs at Celeration.org

The Standard Celeration Society has a couple of new postings at their website on the presentations, conference cost and workshop fees for the 22nd International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC 2009), October 29-31, 2009, Penn State. An important note is that registration for the IPTC has NOT yet opened; the newly posted info is just a heads-up so prospective attendees can plan schedules and estimate costs. Conference registration, when available, will be at the Standard Celeration Society website/Celeration.org.

• IPTC 2009 Conference Presentation Details
  : Temporary descriptions of the IPTC 2009 Presentations
  Thursday, 10 September 2009
  
  
• IPTC 2009 Pricing and Workshops
  :Pricing/costs for IPTC conference attendance and workshops
  Wednesday, 09 September 2009

Other previously posted information of relevance also at Celeration.org

• The Road to IPTC 2009 - a How To
  : Info on transportation to Penn State
  Tuesday, 07 July 2009
  
  
• Announcing IPTC 2009
  : Info on lodging and reservation code for conference rate
  Wednesday, 04 March 2009

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Previous related blog posts:
FYI: Options for Getting to & From the 2009 International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC 2009)
Wednesday, July 8, 2009

ANNOUNCE: The 2009 International Precision Teaching Conference
Monday, May 4, 2009

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business.
Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

One Week Warning: IPTC Call for Papers Deadline July 15

2nd reminder that one week is left before the deadline.

The Standard Celeration Society announces that the
Call for Papers for the
22nd International Precision Teaching Conference
(10/29-31, Penn State)
has been extended through

July 15, 2009.

With the many things going on at the end of the academic year and start of summer, some needed more time to complete their submissions. This extension allows that additional time and would still give the organizing committee enough time to work their magic in coordinating and completing the Conference program.

More information on the Call for Papers and the submission info are highlighted on the
frontpage at Celeration.org,

Previous post on the July 15 deadline.

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business.
Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

FYI: Options for Getting to & From the 2009 International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC 2009)

Don't end up like these fellows below. Arrange your ride to/from
IPTC 2009 (Penn State October 29-31, 2009) ahead of time.

For info on taxi, shuttle and limo options, see,

The Road to IPTC 2009 - a How To
at
Celeration.org, website of the Standard Celeration Society

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Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

TIME SENSITIVE ANNOUNCEMENT: July 15 Submission Deadline for the International Precision Teaching Conference

The Standard Celeration Society announces that the
Call for Papers for the
22nd International Precision Teaching Conference
(10/29-31, Penn State)
has been extended through

July 15, 2009.

With the many things going on at the end of the academic year and start of summer, some needed more time to complete their submissions. This extension allows that additional time and would still give the organizing committee enough time to work their magic in coordinating and completing the Conference program.

More information on the Call for Papers and the submission info are highlighted on the
frontpage at Celeration.org,

There will be another notice one week before the deadline, but the most current information IS ALWAYS at the Standard Celeration Society website.

Please feel free to share this message with anyone you feel would be interested in the conference or might not get word of the extension.

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but does not constitute recommendation or endorsement, is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business.
Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

REMINDER: June 30, 2009 Call for Papers Deadline for the 22nd International Precision Teaching Conference

Call for Papers for the 22nd International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC) 2009
October 29-31, 2009 Penn State University

is currently OPEN, but the end of the submission period is
June 30, 2009 - only one week away, so don't tarry!

Graphic design by Scott Born, 2009 for the Standard Celeration Society

More info on the IPTC 2009 Call for Papers, and
to download a postable flyer

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Previous post on IPTC 2009

Monday, May 11, 2009

ANNOUNCE: IPTC: International Precision Teaching Conference Call for Papers

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business.
Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

ANNOUNCE: IPTC: International Precision Teaching Conference Call for Papers

Graphic design by Scott Born, 2009

Call for papers for the 22nd International Precision Teaching Conference
October 29-31, Penn State University
starts June 1 and ends June 30, 2009

More info on the IPTC 2009 Call for Papers, and to download a postable flyer,

Submissions:
Submit all proposals online starting June 1, 2009 at the Standard Celeration Society website, www.celeration.org.
DEADLINE for submissions is June 30, 2009.

Offering BACB CEUs
There is also a request to BCBA presenters about BACB CEUs.
OFFER BACB CEUs: Board Certified Behavior Analysts are encouraged to apply to offer Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for their presentations.

For more information,
Please see the Standard Celeration Society website.

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Previous post on the International Precision Teaching Conference.

• Monday, May 4, 2009
  ANNOUNCE: The 2009 International Precision Teaching Conference

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business.
Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

ANNOUNCE: The 2009 International Precision Teaching Conference

Graphic design by Scott Born, 2009


The Standard Celeration Society is pleased to announce the
2009 International Precision Teaching Conference (IPTC 2009)
Precision Teaching and Science: Candles in the Dark
October 29-31, 2009
The Pennsylvania State University

Further announcements, calls for papers, and the conference program information will be found at the website of the Standard Celeration Society

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business.
Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources