General Discussion

Good Morning!

I was approached by an advisor who has a disabled students (vision, hearing, speech, etc) In one of his integrated classes he has learned that he loves building things specifically woodworking. Along with a supportive teacher and of course additional assistance, he is currently working on a simple table. The advisor talked to him about SkillsUSA and he was excited. She wondered if there is a different competition that is available for students with multiple disabilities other that Action Skills. I told her I didn't think so, but I would look into it.

Is there anyone out there that has a similar situation? Or has considered trying to create a different competition for students with more serious disabilities.

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I'm looking for recommendations for individuals from the field who are good w/ advisor training. We have a requirement for approved ND programs that the teachers need to take a CTSO leadership training and I would like to bring some killer people in to help me get my teachers motivated for the year.

I'm looking to put on both a new teacher/advisor (learning about the org) and a "seasoned" teacher/advisor (best practices and implementation) this year. Any recommendations are welcome :)