33rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE
This conference was for everyone who is involved with all aspects of dyslexia and related learning disabilities -- educators, administrators, healthcare providers and parents. As the tri-state’s most comprehensive conference, this was an unparalleled opportunity to learn from the leaders in the field, to expand public awareness and to share knowledge.
HANDOUTS
33rd Annual Conference on Dyslexia and Related Learning Disabilities
Brain-Based Intervention Strategies: Differentiating Instruction For All Learners
33rd Annual Conference on Dyslexia & Related Learning Disabilities
Monday, March 13 & Tuesday, March 14, 2006
New York Marriott Marquis in Times Square
1535 Broadway at 45th Street
New York, NY 10036
Viewing Handouts
The conference handouts are supplied by the speakers in various formats, in order to view the handouts it may be necessary to download and install the following viewers:
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Microsoft Power Point (ppt)
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CONFERENCE HANDOUTS
MONDAY, March 13, 2006
MK1
Reading First, Reading Next
Catherine E. Snow, Ph.D.
M4
From Phonics to Fluency: Teaching a Critical Reading Goal
Timothy Rasinski, Ed.D.
M19
Technology Solutions To Writing Problems
Lynn Hecker, M.Ed.
M21
Building Success with Content Area Reading Through Vocabulary
Vivian Bernstein, M.A.
M38
Evidence-Based Practice: Teaching Writing to Adolescents
Steve Graham, Ed.D., Karen Harris, Ed.D. (Only Karen Harris’s handouts are posted)
M41
Written Language: A Test To Teach From
Mae J. Balaban, Ed.D.
M45
Teaching Vocabulary: It’s Worth The Effort
Marilyn Zion, M.Ed.
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TUESDAY, March 14, 2006
TK50
The Role of the National Center for Special Education Research
Edward J. Kame’enui, Ph.D.
T57
Integrating Instruction for Reading and Content Areas
Esther Minskoff, Ph.D.
T69
Biology Success! Teaching Science to Students with LD
Lynn Hecker, M.Ed.
T77
The Hows and Whys of Cursive Writing
Susan S. Van der Vorst, Fellow/AOGPE
T86
Don’t Dummy Down!: Use Mainstream Materials for Remediation
Marjorie W. Brown, MS.Ed.
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