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Post Office Box 227429 Hale StreetPrides Crossing, MA 01965-0227
Summer Institute: July 9th to 27th
NON PROFIT ORGU.S. Postage
PAIDRockford, IL
Permit No. 781
Summer ProfessionalDevelopment Institute
July 9-27, 2018
Need professional development? Join us and learn new instructional strategies to better support your students. Early-Bird pricing available before May 1st. Register soon and SAVE!
landmarkoutreach.orgEmpowering students with language-based disabilities through their teachers
Early-Bird pricing available before
May 1st. Register soon
and SAVE!
@landmark.outreach
@LMKOutreach
The Landmark School Outreach Program provides professional development programs for educators working with students who have language-based learning disabilities (LBLD). The Summer Institute offers seminars and graduate courses that are practical, evidence-based, and designed and delivered by teachers, for teachers.
landmarkoutreach.org/summer
Summer ProfessionalDevelopment InstituteLANDMARK SCHOOL OUTREACH PROGRAM
CREDITS
PDPs, graduate credit, and ASHA CEUs To learn more:landmarkoutreach.org/summer
LOCATION
High School campus ofLandmark School 443 Hale StreetPrides Crossing (Beverly), MA 01965
HOURS
1-DAY, 2-DAY, AND SPEAKER SERIES8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.5-DAY and 15-HOUR COURSES8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
REGISTER
landmarkoutreach.org/summerphone: 978.236.3216fax: 978.927.7268email: [email protected]
TESTIMONIALS
I get so much out of the Landmark experience that I look forward to
taking courses every year.”—JUDE SHANAHAN
Great content that I can easily take back to my school and share with my
students and colleagues.” —TERRI MOYER
““
Please DISPLAY
and SHARE with
colleagues!
Post Office Box 227429 Hale StreetPrides Crossing, MA 01965-0227
Summer Institute: July 9th to 27th
NON PROFIT ORGU.S. Postage
PAIDRockford, IL
Permit No. 781
Summer ProfessionalDevelopment Institute
July 9-27, 2018
Need professional development? Join us and learn new instructional strategies to better support your students. Early-Bird pricing available before May 1st. Register soon and SAVE!
landmarkoutreach.orgEmpowering students with language-based disabilities through their teachers
Early-Bird pricing available before
May 1st. Register soon
and SAVE!
@landmark.outreach
@LMKOutreach
The Landmark School Outreach Program provides professional development programs for educators working with students who have language-based learning disabilities (LBLD). The Summer Institute offers seminars and graduate courses that are practical, evidence-based, and designed and delivered by teachers, for teachers.
landmarkoutreach.org/summer
Summer ProfessionalDevelopment InstituteLANDMARK SCHOOL OUTREACH PROGRAM
CREDITS
PDPs, graduate credit, and ASHA CEUs To learn more:landmarkoutreach.org/summer
LOCATION
High School campus ofLandmark School 443 Hale StreetPrides Crossing (Beverly), MA 01965
HOURS
1-DAY, 2-DAY, AND SPEAKER SERIES8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.5-DAY and 15-HOUR COURSES8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
REGISTER
landmarkoutreach.org/summerphone: 978.236.3216fax: 978.927.7268email: [email protected]
TESTIMONIALS
I get so much out of the Landmark experience that I look forward to
taking courses every year.”—JUDE SHANAHAN
Great content that I can easily take back to my school and share with my
students and colleagues.” —TERRI MOYER
““
COURSES + SEMINARSat-a-glance
Summer Institute for Educators July 9 - 27, 2018 - JOIN US!
Please use this chart as a guide to determine which Outreach offerings are appropriate for your teaching level.
Times and courses subject to change
5-Day ($995 $900 before May 1st)Executive Function: Impact on Academic Proficiency - BLENDED 7/11
Executive Skills and Strategies for the Middle and High School Student 7/16-20
Language-Based Classroom: Middle School 7/23-27
Math Bootcamp: Math Review and Activities for Special Educators 7/9-13
Metacognition in the Writing Process 7/23-27
Phonemic Awareness 7/16-20
Scaffolding Reading Instruction: A Discovery-Based Approach 7/9-13
Study Skills: Practical Strategies to Support Academic Proficiency 7/23-27
Teaching Mathematics Using Alternative Strategies and Modalities 7/16-20
Speaker Series ($400)Enhanced Core Reading Instruction (ECRI) with HILL for Literacy 7/23-24
Self-Regulated Strategy Development (SRSD) with HILL for Literacy 7/19-20
Turbo-Charge Your Students’ Sentence Writing: A Stepping Stone to
Enriched Text-Based Writing with Charles W. Haynes and Leslie Laud 7/12-13
2-Day ($300 $250 before May 1st)15-hour: Instructional Strategies for Assisting Students with Language-Based Learning Disabilities ($325 $295 before May 1st) 7/12-13
15-hour: Instructing English Language Learners with Learning Disabilities (In-Person) ($325 $295 before May 1st) 7/16-17
Accessible Middle School Math: Interactive Multimodal Lessons to Engage Students 7/23-24
ACTIVE Learning: Strategies to Strengthen Comprehension 7/12-13
Beyond Face-to-Face Interactions: How Social Communication Skills Impact Reading and Writing 7/10-11
Connecting Language Instruction: Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking 7/25-26
Develop Cardinality and Number Sense with Whole-to-Part Icons of Quantity 7/26-27
Learning Lab: Creating & Utilizing Interactive Notebooks in the Math Classroom 7/19-20
Learning Lab: Reading to Write 7/19-20
Learning Lab: Remediating Writing Instruction for Middle and High School 7/12-13
Meet the Experts: Strategies, Tools, and Resources for Language-Based Instruction 7/10-11
Language-Based Learning Disabilities and the Neuropsychological Evaluation 7/12-13
Oral Language Skills: Processing and Production in the Classroom 7/23-24
Reading Comprehension: Variables that Lead to Better Understanding 7/16-17
Social Communication Challenges for Students with Language-Based Learning Disabilities 7/19-20
Talking and Writing: Strengthening Written Expression at the Word, Sentence, and Discourse Levels 7/16-17
Thinking Graphically in Algebra 1: A Function Approach 7/17-18
Using Scaffolded Instruction to Foster Math Problem-Solving Skills 7/25-26
Written Expression Strategies: Teaching Students with Expressive Language Difficulties 7/9-10
1-Day ($150 $125 before May 1st)An Overview of Language-Based Learning Disabilities 7/9
Classroom Strategies to Support Students with Social Skills Challenges 7/23
Creating an Executive Function-Friendly Climate in Middle and High School Classrooms 7/9
Infusing Social Studies Content with Literacy Skills 7/16
Special Education Law Update 7/27
Searching Better: Help Students Find Reliable Sources and Identify Text-Based Evidence 7/18
Using Assessment to Inform Your Teaching 7/18
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COURSES + SEMINARSat-a-glance
Summer Institute for Educators July 9 - 27, 2018 - JOIN US!
Please use this chart as a guide to determine which Outreach offerings are appropriate for your teaching level.
Times and courses subject to change
5-Day ($995 $900 before May 1st)Executive Function: Impact on Academic Proficiency - BLENDED 7/11
Executive Skills and Strategies for the Middle and High School Student 7/16-20
Language-Based Classroom: Middle School 7/23-27
Math Bootcamp: Math Review and Activities for Special Educators 7/9-13
Metacognition in the Writing Process 7/23-27
Phonemic Awareness 7/16-20
Scaffolding Reading Instruction: A Discovery-Based Approach 7/9-13
Study Skills: Practical Strategies to Support Academic Proficiency 7/23-27
Teaching Mathematics Using Alternative Strategies and Modalities 7/16-20
Speaker Series ($400)Enhanced Core Reading Instruction (ECRI) with HILL for Literacy 7/23-24
Self-Regulated Strategy Development (SRSD) with HILL for Literacy 7/19-20
Turbo-Charge Your Students’ Sentence Writing: A Stepping Stone to
Enriched Text-Based Writing with Charles W. Haynes and Leslie Laud 7/12-13
2-Day ($300 $250 before May 1st)15-hour: Instructional Strategies for Assisting Students with Language-Based Learning Disabilities ($325 $295 before May 1st) 7/12-13
15-hour: Instructing English Language Learners with Learning Disabilities (In-Person) ($325 $295 before May 1st) 7/16-17
Accessible Middle School Math: Interactive Multimodal Lessons to Engage Students 7/23-24
ACTIVE Learning: Strategies to Strengthen Comprehension 7/12-13
Beyond Face-to-Face Interactions: How Social Communication Skills Impact Reading and Writing 7/10-11
Connecting Language Instruction: Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking 7/25-26
Develop Cardinality and Number Sense with Whole-to-Part Icons of Quantity 7/26-27
Learning Lab: Creating & Utilizing Interactive Notebooks in the Math Classroom 7/19-20
Learning Lab: Reading to Write 7/19-20
Learning Lab: Remediating Writing Instruction for Middle and High School 7/12-13
Meet the Experts: Strategies, Tools, and Resources for Language-Based Instruction 7/10-11
Language-Based Learning Disabilities and the Neuropsychological Evaluation 7/12-13
Oral Language Skills: Processing and Production in the Classroom 7/23-24
Reading Comprehension: Variables that Lead to Better Understanding 7/16-17
Social Communication Challenges for Students with Language-Based Learning Disabilities 7/19-20
Talking and Writing: Strengthening Written Expression at the Word, Sentence, and Discourse Levels 7/16-17
Thinking Graphically in Algebra 1: A Function Approach 7/17-18
Using Scaffolded Instruction to Foster Math Problem-Solving Skills 7/25-26
Written Expression Strategies: Teaching Students with Expressive Language Difficulties 7/9-10
1-Day ($150 $125 before May 1st)An Overview of Language-Based Learning Disabilities 7/9
Classroom Strategies to Support Students with Social Skills Challenges 7/23
Creating an Executive Function-Friendly Climate in Middle and High School Classrooms 7/9
Infusing Social Studies Content with Literacy Skills 7/16
Special Education Law Update 7/27
Searching Better: Help Students Find Reliable Sources and Identify Text-Based Evidence 7/18
Using Assessment to Inform Your Teaching 7/18
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men
tary
Dat
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Ele
men
tary
Dat
e
Mid
dle
Mid
dle
Hig
h S
choo
l
Hig
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choo
l
Early-Bird pricing available before
May 1st. Register soon
and SAVE!
J
uly
9-2
7 at
a g
lan
ce
9 16 23
10 17 24
11 18 25
12 19 26
20 27
Sca
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Inst
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ion
: A D
isco
very
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Exe
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LB
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Please u
se this ch
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ide to
determ
ine w
hich
O
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offerin
gs are ap
pro
priate fo
r you
r teachin
g level.
Times an
d co
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bject to
chan
ge
5-D
ay ($9
95 $
90
0 b
efore M
ay 1st)E
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pact o
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LEN
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D
7/11
Execu
tive Skills an
d S
trategies fo
r the M
idd
le and
Hig
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cho
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tud
ent
7/16-20
Lang
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Classro
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: Mid
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7/23-27
Math
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p: M
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7/9-13
Metaco
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in th
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7/23-27
Ph
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waren
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Scaffo
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7/23-27
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CR
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HILL fo
r Literacy 7/23-24
Self-R
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men
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SD
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HILL fo
r Literacy7/19-20
Turb
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riting
: A S
tepp
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Sto
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. Hayn
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Leslie Laud
7/12-13
2-D
ay ($30
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250 b
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ction
al Strateg
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ssisting
Stu
den
ts with
Lan
gu
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ased Learn
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295 b
efore M
ay 1st)7/12-13
15-ho
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structin
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ng
lish Lan
gu
age Learn
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Learn
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Disab
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erson
) ($325 $
295 b
efore M
ay 1st)7/16-17
Accessib
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cho
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ath: In
teractive Mu
ltimo
dal
Lesson
s to E
ng
age S
tud
ents
7/23-24
AC
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Learnin
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trategies to
Stren
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en C
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preh
ensio
n7/12-13
Beyo
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mu
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Co
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Develo
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Nu
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Learnin
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: Creatin
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Classro
om
7/19-20
Learnin
g Lab
: Read
ing
to W
rite7/19-20
Learnin
g Lab
: Rem
ediatin
g W
riting
Instru
ction
for
Mid
dle an
d H
igh
Sch
oo
l7/12-13
Meet th
e Exp
erts: Strateg
ies, Too
ls, and
Reso
urces
for Lan
gu
age-B
ased In
structio
n7/10
-11
Lang
uag
e-Based
Learnin
g D
isabilities an
d th
e N
euro
psych
olo
gical E
valuatio
n7/12-13
Oral Lan
gu
age S
kills: Pro
cessing
and
Pro
du
ction
in th
e Classro
om
7/23-24
Read
ing
Co
mp
rehen
sion
: Variab
les that Lead
to B
etter Un
derstan
din
g7/16-17
So
cial Co
mm
un
ication
Ch
alleng
es for S
tud
ents w
ith
Lang
uag
e-Based
Learnin
g D
isabilities
7/19-20
Talking
and
Writin
g: S
treng
then
ing
Written
Exp
ression
at the
Wo
rd, S
enten
ce, and
Disco
urse Levels
7/16-17
Thin
king
Grap
hically in
Alg
ebra 1: A
Fun
ction
Ap
pro
ach7/17-18
Usin
g S
caffold
ed In
structio
n to
Foster M
ath P
rob
lem-S
olvin
g S
kills 7/25-26
Written
Exp
ression
Strateg
ies: Teachin
g S
tud
ents w
ith
Exp
ressive Lang
uag
e Difficu
lties7/9-10
1-D
ay ($150
$125 b
efore M
ay 1st)A
n O
verview o
f Lang
uag
e-Based
Learnin
g D
isabilities
7/9
Classro
om
Strateg
ies to S
up
po
rt Stu
den
ts with
So
cial Skills C
hallen
ges
7/23
Creatin
g an
Execu
tive Fun
ction
-Friend
ly Clim
ate in
Mid
dle an
d H
igh
Sch
oo
l Classro
om
s7/9
Infu
sing
So
cial Stu
dies C
on
tent w
ith Literacy S
kills7/16
Sp
ecial Ed
ucatio
n Law
Up
date
7/27
Search
ing
Better: H
elp S
tud
ents Fin
d R
eliable S
ou
rces an
d Id
entify Text-B
ased E
viden
ce7/18
Usin
g A
ssessmen
t to In
form
You
r Teachin
g7/18
Elementary
Date
Elementary
Date
Middle
Middle
High School
High School
Early-B
ird p
ricing
availab
le befo
re M
ay 1st.
Reg
ister soo
n
and
SA
VE
!
July 9-27 at a glance
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Scaffolding Reading Instruction: A Discovery-Based Approach
Executive Skills and Strategies for the Middle and High School Student
Language-Based Classroom: Middle School
Teaching Mathematics Using Alternative Strategies and Modalities
Metacognition in the Writing Process
15-Hour: Instructing ELLs with LD
Oral Language Skills
Enhanced Core Reading Instruction (ECRI) with HILL for Literacy
Foster Math Problem-Solving Skills
Connecting Language Instruction
Self-Regulated Strategy Development (SRSD) with HILL for Literacy
Reading Comprehension Social Communication Challenges for Students with LBLD
An Overview of Language-Based
Learning Disabilities
Creating an Executive Function-Friendly Climate
BLENDED - Executive Function: Impact on
Academic Proficiency
How Social Communication Skills Impact Reading and Writing Turbo-Charge Your Students’ Sentence Writing
Meet the Experts: Strategies, Tools, and Resources Learning Lab: Remediating Writing Instruction
Strategies to Strengthen Comprehension
LBLD and and the Neuropsychological Evaluation
Written Expression Strategies 15-Hour: Instructional Strategies for Students with LBLD
Talking and Writing: Strengthening Written ExpressionUsing Assessment to Inform Your Teaching
Special Education Law Update
Classroom Strategies for Students with
Social Skills Challenges
Learning Lab: Reading to Write
Accessible Middle School Math
Help Students Find Reliable Sources
Develop Cardinality and Number Sense
Infusing Social Studies Content with Literacy Skills
Learning Lab: Creating Interactive Notebooks in MathThinking Graphically in Algebra 1
Math Bootcamp: Math Review and Activities for Special Educators
Phonemic Awareness
Study Skills: Practical Strategies to Support Academic Proficiency
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