Empowering Students With Learning Disabilities To Lead Successful Lives
Supporting Students with ADHD and Executive Function Challenges: Strategies for the General Education Teacher
Monday, November 5, 2018
8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Research suggests that 50% of classroom time is spent dealing with problems associated with Executive Function skill deficits. The top classroom issues relate to challenges with shifting, self-regulation, and self-monitoring. Teachers often report feeling they have insufficient training in environmental or procedural supports that will explicitly teach students Executive Function skills. Children with LD and ADHD also benefit when instruction includes explicit processes for Executive Function skill development.
The day will focus on the 5 Major Executive Function Skills:
Key Learning:
The Five basic Executive Function Skills and their impact on academic, behavioral, and social/emotional functioning.
Sharpen diagnostic skills by connecting breakdowns in learning and classroom functioning to specific EF skill deficits.
Devise lesson plans and classroom procedures to explicitly address the development of Executive Function skills for all students.
Course Credit: Participation hours awarded upon completion.
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Date: Monday, November 5, 2018
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $155.00 per participant. Schools/districts sending a team of three or more receive $30 off each registration. An additional $11.00 per person will be added to your total if you choose either of the boxed lunch options.
(For group rates and/or to pay by purchase order, please contact Debbie Mallory at 513-871-6080 x402.)
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Accommodations: The Courtyard Cincinnati Midtown/Rookwood Hotel by Marriott has special conference rates for program attendees.