Accessing the curriculum with Clicker
Welcome to our Fall Clicker Webinar Series!
Rose Racicot, Occupational Therapist (OT) and Assistive Technology Specialist, joins Toni to share her insights on how to use Clicker’s powerful literacy tools to support all learners, from emergent writers to those with specific learning challenges. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn directly from an expert and gain practical strategies to enhance your classroom.
Join us to explore three insightful webinars designed to help you unlock your students’ potential!
The first in our series is Accessing the curriculum with Clicker.
Discover how Clicker’s flexible literacy tools can help struggling students improve their writing skills, enhance motivation, and build confidence. Learn how to effectively integrate students with special needs into mainstream classrooms with strategies that answer questions such as:
- How can Clicker help struggling students make progress with literacy?
- What support does Clicker offer new teachers for differentiation and scaffolding?
- How quickly can you expect to see student growth?
Registrants can join the webinar from 11:45am onwards, but it will start promptly at 12:00pm.
Click on the link to register: Wednesday 2nd October – 12:00pm to 1:00pm EST
Rose Racicot has seen firsthand the remarkable impact Clicker can have on students’ literacy growth. Whether you’re looking to improve writing, support sentence-building, or make reading more accessible, these webinars offer actionable insights and tools you can implement immediately in your classroom.
Choose the sessions that best suit your needs or join us for all three to maximize the benefits of using Clicker in your district.
Rose Racicot
Rose is an Occupational Therapist (OT) and Assistive Technology Specialist with 37 years of experience. She has recently retired from roles at Kent and Bellevue School Districts as well as the Special Education Technology Center (SETC) at Central Washington University. She believes that Universal Design for Learning teaching strategies and inclusive technology tools are the key to helping all students achieve their potential.
Toni Caggiano
Toni is the US Sales Manager here at Crick Software. Prior to her time at Crick, Toni worked as a 1:1 paraprofessional with students on the Autism Spectrum at a special school in CT. Over the last decade, Toni has built relationships with key collaborators in designated territories WA and NY, as well as across the country. She has traveled throughout the United States to deliver Clicker presentations at conferences for educators and AT specialists.