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Integrating Learning Strategy Instruction into Programs for Adolescents with Mild Disabilities

Speaker(s): Esther Minskoff, Ph.D.; David Allsopp, Ph.D.

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Recommended book(s) or materials: Academic Success Strategies for Adolescents with Learning Disabilities and ADHD

Seminar length: 1 days

Number of participants: 10-50

Who will benefit from this seminar: Secondary and middle school special and general education teachers, Office of Disability Services personnel or other service providers who work with students with disabilities in post-secondary settings

Speaker Fees: (What do fees include?)
1 day: $1300–$2300
2 days: $2300–$4400


Have another idea? Tell us about it, and we’ll do our best to customize this seminar to your needs!
Seminar Description

How can education professionals help adolescents with learning difficulties face the rigorous academic demands of today’s schools — including the high-stakes tests they need to pass? In this how-to seminar, participants will get the knowledge and skills they need to improve programming for secondary students at risk for failure and to help these students become more effective learners. They’ll learn how to integrate learning strategy instruction into various types of programs for adolescents with learning disabilities, ADHD, and low academic achievement. They’ll discover specific strategies for improving student performance in organization, test taking, study skills, note taking, reading, writing, math, and advanced thinking — and they’ll get systematic, research-based teaching methods for helping students develop and use such strategies.
Bonus: Plan for a longer seminar in which teachers would spend time designing instructional plans to meet the individual needs of actual students! Teachers would be required to bring information concerning specific students (without names or other identifying information).



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