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Marriott Warner Center ~ Woodland Hills, CA
October 22-24, 2009
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The Association of Educational Therapists is the national professional association for educational therapists. AET defines and sets standards for the professional practice of educational therapy. Educational therapists provide a broad range of individualized educational interventions for children and adults with learning disabilities and other learning challenges.
Registration for the Annual conference will open this summer. Be sure to join our mailing list so you are contacted when it opens! Click here to preview a draft of the Conference Schedule!
NOW ACCEPTING Abstracts for Poster Presentations!
Poster presentations may be on topics relevant to learning, learning disorders, and other conditions impacting learning. They should address new research, theories, and/or methods. Download the Abstract Submission Form for more details.
Sponsorship and Exhibiting opportunities are available! Contact the AET Office for more information or download a complete prospectus.
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Educational Therapist/Professional (ET/P)® is a protected service mark belonging to the Association of Educational Therapists for use only by Professional members in good standing.
ET/P® informs service consumers, other professionals, and the general public that an educational therapist has met the professional training standards of the Association of Educational Therapists.
Visit our Membership Area to learn more about qualifications for AET Professional Membership.
AET representatives participated in the Transition to Higher Education for Students with Learning Disabilities Symposium at the ASHA headquarters in Rockville, MD. The activity, sponsored by the National Joint Committee on Learning Disabilities, provided the opportunity for representatives from different constituencies to discuss and raise awareness of transition issues. The Symposium coincided with NJCLD's publication of "Adolescent Literacy and Older Students with Learning Disabilities: A Report from the National Joint Committee on Learning Disabilities." Click Here to Read the Full Report
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AET is a contributor to important NJCLD position papers.
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