Patrick Schwarz
Programs/Classes Taught:
M.A.T. in Special Education
M.Ed. in Special Education
C.A.S. in Special Education
B.A. in Special Education
Ed.D. in Disability and Equity in Education
Collaborative and Consultative Teaming and Teaching
Social Emotional Supports
Individualized Curriculum and Instruction
Introduction to Students with Special Education Needs
Inclusive Education Workshops
Universal Design and Differentiation Workshops
Collaboration and Co-Teaching Workshops
Positive Behavior Supports Workshops and Transition Workshops
Areas of Expertise:
School and Community Inclusive Education
Universal Design, Differentiation, Curricular Adaptations and Inclusive Curricular Design
Innovative and Transformational Leadership
Collaboration and Co-Teaching
Positive Behavior Supports
Transition
Austism
Students with Significant Challenges
Student Fascination and Interest Areas
Biography:
Dr. Patrick Schwarz is a dynamic and engaging professor, author, motivational speaker and leader in Education (Inclusive Education, Special Education, General Education, Educational Leadership) and Human Services. He is a professor at National-Louis University, Chicago. He is the author of The upcoming book, From Possibility to Success, in addition to From Disability to Possibility, You’re Welcome (with Paula Kluth), Just Give Him the Whale (with Paula Kluth) and Pedro’s Whale (with Paula Kluth).
Education:
Ph.D. in Special Education and Educational Leadership, University of Wisconsin, Madison
M.S. in Special Education and Educational Leadership, University of Wisconsin, Madison
B.S. in Behavioral Disabilities and Psychology, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Research and Interests:
My research is continual and involves all of my areas of expertise: School and Community Inclusive Education, Universal Design, Differentiation, Curricular Adaptations and Inclusive Curricular Design, Innovative and Transformational Leadership, Collaboration and Co-Teaching, Positive Behavior Supports, Transition, Austism, Students with Significant Challenges, Student Fascination and Interest Areas