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Learning Disabilities and the ESOL Learner (CMA)

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Overview
Do you have ESOL learners in your classes that are struggling? Do you find yourself at a loss as to how to help them? By attending this workshop you will learn some new strategies, ideas and techniques to enhance your ability to teach the ESOL and LD learner in your classes.
Details
When
May 2, 2008 from 09:00 am to 04:00 am
Where
  • Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School
  • 215 Fitchburg St., Marlboro, MA 01752
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Topics
ESOL, Learning Disabilities
Multi-session attendance required
no
Contact info
Merilee Freeman
mfreeman@qcc.mass.edu
508-854-4493
Indicators of Program Quality
IPQ1 - Curriculum and instruction
Learning objectives
  • use the ESOL and learning disabilities screening questionnaire (developed by RObin Schwarz) to guide the evaluation of ESOL learners for possible learning problems
  • explain why alternative approaches to determining Learning Disability issues in ESOL learners are needed
  • describe how health issues, culture, characteristics of the first language can negatively impact learning apart from learning disabilities and be misconstrued as a learning disability
  • identify several tools for evaluating phonological awareness skills
  • use the main principles of LD appropriate instruction to meet the needs of ESOL learners with learning disabilities
Presenters
Merilee Freeman, Central SABES and Monika Floyd
Presenters Bio
Monika Floyd, teaches ESOL at Harvard University and The Power Program in Waltham. She also teaches College Composition at Pine Manor College, Brookline.
Host RSC
Central Massachusetts Region
PDPs
no
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