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Wednesday

W1:  Working Memory and Learning :  The Critical Link

W2:  Reforming Teacher Education - What Does it Take 

W4: Dyslexia: Linking Assessment to Effective Intervention 

Thursday
T1: Sentence Comprehension Workout Time

T2: The Substance of the Schwa

T4: Dyslexia 101

T6: DIFFERENT LEARNERS: HOW NATURE AND NURTURE INTERACT TO CAUSE OR REMEDIATE LEARNING PROBLEMS

T7: Navigating the River of English

T9: Teaching the Teachers: Effective Models for Colleges and Universities

T11: Overview of Orton-Gillingham Subscriber Course

T12: The Forgotten Children: Providing Court-Appointed Educational Advocates for Abused and Neglected Children with Learning Disabilities

T13: Strategies for Reading Comprehension

T14: Instruction for Older Students with a Word-Level Reading Disability

T15:  Morphological Awareness Instruction: Integrating Decoding, Spelling, & Vocabulary

T16: Genes and Dyslexia - A Guide for Beginners

T17: DIBELS and Beyond: A Critical Review of Reading Fluency Measures

T18: Contributions of Phonological Processing Skills to Reading Skills in Arabic Speaking Children

T19: Active Student Engagement: The Key to Effective Instructional Delivery

T23: Addressing Teacher Preparation Standards and Practices... A Collaborative University-School Partnership Model

T24: Identifying Dyslexia: Let's Stop Monkeying Around

T25: RtI and Dyslexia

T26: Self-Advocacy: Helping Children Understand Their Learning Disabilities 

T27:  Fulbright Scholar Project: International Research to Practice - Working with Teacher/Logopedia Training in Latvia

T28: Helping Students to 'Get Their Words Out and On Paper': Oral and Written Strategies for Supporting Narrative and Expository Expression 

T29: Phonology + Phonics + Morphology + Etymology = Orthography 

T30:  Implementing Response to Intervention (RtI):  Practical Tips from a School Perspective

T31: Weaving Success: Metacognition in Structured Language Lesson 

T32: Phonological Awareness: Middle Schoolers Need It Too!

T33: Spelling errors reveal word study knowledge

T34: Planning and Implementation of a Comprehensive Teacher Training Program in Multisensory Instruction at the Therapist Level in the Public School System: A Model for a Self-Sustaining Program.

T35: What Does Dyslexia Mean for Entrepreneurs and Successful Business Leaders?

T36: Stages of Instruction for Decoding, Encoding, and Vocabulary

T37: Get Together With Your School Psychologists and Speech Pathologists! Fighting for best practices in schools together, not alone

T40: Reading Interventions for Middle/High Schools

T41: Spelling--The Key to Writing and Reading Success

T43: Neuropsychological deficits underlying social skills weaknesses and strategies for remediation

T44: A neuroscientist in the classroom: How brain research informs reading instruction and intervention

T45: Meeting the Needs of dyslexic students 

T47: Parents as Advocates: A new national Parent Leaders initiative 

T48: PREPARING TIER 2 READING TEACHERS IN SINGAPORE

 

Friday
F1:  Arizona Response to Intervention (AZRtI)

F2: What it all Means: The role of rich vocabulary knowledge in reading and its intervention 

F3: Using Syllable Instruction to Connect Reading and Writing in the Content Areas

F4: Training K-2 Teachers to Teach Reading: Results from a 3-year Project

F5: Dyslexia, Dysgraphia and procedura learning deficit

F6: Teach Efficient Computational Skills to Students With Written Output Deficits

F7: MSL Grammar instruction with children's literature

F9: Evaluating the efficacy of research-based reading remediation in high school: Immediate and long-term outcomes following participation in the PHAST PACES Program.

F10: Why an evaluation of ADHD is critical for a diagnosis of dyslexia: What parents, teachers and administrators need to know

F11: Effective school and reading strategies for Arizona's ELL students

F12: Dyslexia Construction Zone: Building a Definition and Assembling Tools for Teaching

F13: The Comprehension Crossroads: Fluency and Vocabulary

F14: Mastering the Alphabetic Principle: A course in how we MAP speech to print for teaching reading and spelling.

F17: Teaching Math is Teaching Thinking

F18: Using RtI Reading Assessments Effectively

F19: Effective Interventions for English Language Learners: From Research to Practice

F20: Building Academic Language in Preschool Children with Low Vocabulary Knowledge via Lexical Networks

F21:  Orton's Legacy: Dyslexia and Talent Reconsidered

F22: Orton & Gillingham: Legend, Lore and Legacy

F23: What's the connection? Dialect features and reading subskills in African-American children who are struggling readers.

F24: Increasing Written Language Expression in Young Reluctant Writers

F25: Linking Neuroscience and Reading Remediation

F26: Hidden deficits in sentence level production: The relationship between oral language knowledge and reading text in developmental dyslexia

F27: Thank You, Alice.

F28: Using Technology with Our Most Struggling Readers Programs That Make a Difference!

F29: ISSUES IN PHONOLOGY: What you need to know before you pick up those cards.

F30: Instruction and self-assessment of expository writing

F31: Putting Fluency in Perspective

F32: Mining Learning Disability Documentation for Clues in Determining Eligibility for Specific Accommodations

F34: Morphological Awareness Training for Vocabulary Expansion and Higher Level Decoding: A Classroom Perspective.

F35: Using Your Eyes and Ears Doesn't Cost an Arm and a Leg

F36: Leveraging Technology to Build Professional Learning Communities: A Model for Professional Development at The Charles Armstrong School 

F37:  IDA 2010 Legislative Session: Advocacy

F39: A New Look at Learning Disabilities

F41: Is it possible to prevent reading difficulties? The results of a multisensory, multi-tier linguistic phonics kindergarten curriculum

F42:  Writing Adventures: Structured & Systematic Writing Instruction

F44: Technology Supports for the Reading & Writing Processes Geared to the Older Student or Adult with Dyslexia

F45: Implementing Curriculum-Based Measurement and Miscue Analysis to Individualize Remedial Reading Instruction

F46: Orton-Gillingham Based Parenting 

F47: Dysgraphia: Writing on the Wall Can Spell Trouble in the Classroom 

 

Saturday

S1: Determining Accommodations for Students with Psychiatric Disorders: New Challenges in Light of the ADA Amendments Act

S3: Using Multi-sensory instruction for language arts

S5: Executive Functions: What Are They, Why Are They Important, and How Can We Help?

S6: Morphology: A Structured, Sequential Approach

S7: Multisensory Instruction: Preschool to High School

S8: Shared Roots of Excellence: Orton-Gillingham and the Slingerland Approach

S9: Sustaining Your Literacy Programs to Support Continuous Student Improvement

S10: Using the computer with dyslexics to treat the deficit in transition from letter-by-letter sounding out to word part decoding of multi-syllable words. 

S11: Beyond RtI for Decoding: Supporting Early Vocabulary Development within a Multi-tier Approach to Instruction and Intervention

S13: Syllable Serendipities: Two Thematic Motifs for Syllable Division

S14: AOGPE Wrap-Up Course

S15: Top 10 Secrets to Using Technology for Better Learning

S16: Evaluation of Students with Learning Disabilities: Test/Treat or Treat/Test?

S17: Learning Game Ideas to Adapt and Apply

S18: Transition Planning for College

S19: Community-based Strategies, Stories, and Successes of Implementing AIM and Assistive Technology

S20: Making Cents Scents Sense of Words