Ann Meyer has 25+ years as an educator / administrator in special education.  Ann has added emphasis in teaching & providing program development for Intellectual Disabilities, Physical Disabilities, Emotional Behavior Disabilities, Developmental Disabilities, and Autism.  She is a national speaker and trainer on topics including Remote/Distance Instruction for Moderate-Severe Disabilities, Special Education Program Improvement, Curriculum adoption & implementation, 21st Century Learning, Universal Designs for Learning, Enhancing ASD strategies with technology, Teaching students with significant disabilities, Data-Based Decision Making; Capturing Data Progress; IEP / Program Improvements, Evidenced Based Special Education Practices; Team Interaction Success, and Paraprofessionals Essential Employees. Ann is a member of federal & state committees for program improvement for students with significant disabilities (including alternate assessments, udl, governor's council on DD, DCD networks).  Ann has received national and state awards for program and technology development.  She currently serves as the Vice President for Attainment and previously served on the Board of Directors for adult residential services and facilities for individuals with developmental disabilities.