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Build your teaching toolkit and get in on exclusive information and best practices—all via the convenience of your computer.

You don't always have the time and resources to attend live conferences, workshops, or other professional events. That’s why we bring the experts to you. Choose from an array of online seminars, and join us for interactive exchanges with industry experts and other education professionals.

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Live Seminars


Top 10 Questions About Handwriting

Introduction to Sentence School

Join us May 15, 2012 at 8:00 p.m. ET
 
How does handwriting affect student success in the classroom?
 
Even in the age of technology, handwriting remains the primary tool of communication and knowledge assessment for students in the classroom. Children who master the mechanics of handwriting tend to enjoy writing more and will write more often. As a result, they become better writers and have greater opportunities for success.
 
During this free online seminar you will learn:
 
  • Why handwriting is still important in the age of technology
  • How multisensory instruction supports different learning styles
  • Strategies that make handwriting fun and easy to teach and to learn

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On-Demand Seminars


Handwriting Tutoring: Designing a Summer Camp

Want to make a difference in children's school performance, and help boost their engagement and excitement with school? Handwriting tutoring camps provide a fun-filled, hands-on environment where children can overcome obstacles and develop important skills they need to succeed.
 
Join us on April 17, 2012 at 8:00 pm EST, to learn how to design a handwriting summer camp that will be an exciting and rewarding adventure for both you and your students! We will cover strategies you need to think about as you start up your business:
 
  • Building a Session: costs, tools, resources
  • Getting clients: marketing, referrals
  • Designing effective sessions: evaluation, remediation, best practices
This recorded version is available until May 17th, 2012.