LindaMood Bell Expanded!
Training Seminar Help Students Who Struggle with Comprehension

October 16, 2010 – 10 AM to 4:00 PM
(Holiday Inn Roswell – see below for directions)

Register online NOW.  Only Credit Card Payments (via Paypal) or Paypal Funds are accepted for online registration.


What are Learning Disabilities in Reading Comprehension?

Reading comprehension difficulties are comprised of a variety of issues, including weak abilities to visualize concrete to abstract images, the meanings of words, auditory processing disabilities, etc.  Many students who struggle with comprehension difficulties can read with little difficulty, but do not understand or remember what they have read or sometimes do not understand what they hear.

LindaMood Bell materials, especially Visualizing and Verbalizing, are often recommended for students.  While LindaMood Bell materials are easy for anyone to work with, in Randi’s opinion, they are actually incomplete and do not include some key components for remediating comprehension difficulties. Because of these weakness, the materials can be problematic for parents/teachers to administer. However, corrected techniques are actually very easy to learn and use across the curriculum.  Randi shows parents and teachers how additional information and a few additional techniques can allow all types of learners improve their comprehension and understanding of increasingly more complex study materials.

Parent/Teachers will learn how to use LIPS, Visualizing and Verbalizing, The Learning Window, Wordly Wise 3000, and a wide variety of manipulatives to greatly improve comprehension.

Conference Schedule

9:30 AM – At the door registration

10:00 AM – Introduction to Comprehension Difficulties. Learn the reasons why children stuggle with comprehension and a short history of the discovery and various attempts at helping them.

11:00 AM – LindaMood Bell LIPS. Parents/Teachers learn the basic components of the LIPS program and how to help children with the auditory processing difficulties that are affecting their comprehension.

11:45 AM – Lunch. Enjoy lunch on your own in the hotel restaurant or at other local restaurants.

1:00 PM – LindaMood Bell Visualizing and Verbalizing. Parents/Teachers learn the fundamental aspects of the Visualizing and Verbalizing Program.  Randi shows how the product leaves out some key components to teaching visualization skills and how to add a variety of additional techniques to make a truly amazing program.

2:00 PM – The Learning Window. Discover how visual spatial mapping and auditory processing relate to comprehension difficulties and how these difficulties can be resolved through learning window practice.

3:00 PM – Additional Tools for Improving Comprehension. Become acquainted with the technological aids, many brand new, which allow even the most impacted student to become successful in upper level academic work. Technology requires training and discipline, but those who persist can accomplish far more than they ever thought possible.

Conference Speaker

Randi St. Denis , Director of Home Educators Encouragement Alliance (HEEA), shares personal insights and will offer valuable tools for training and teaching homeschool children. She specializes in counseling parents with difficult to teach children including special needs and gifted children. She also works with parents on preparing their children for college. Together with her husband, Hank, she homeschooled all of their seven children from birth. Six are now in college.

Location

Holiday Inn Hotel Atlanta/Roswell/Alpharetta Area
909 Holcomb Bridge Road
Roswell, Georgia 30076

Directions: Traveling North on GA-400, exit Holcomb Bridge Rd, GA-140 B exit. Cross back over GA-400 and continue driving Northwest. Turn left at the fourth light, and go Southwest for 40 feet. Turn in at the parking lot behind the Olive Garden. Holiday Inn is on the right.

Randi St. Denis does not sell any of the products that she discusses which allows her to deliver candid, objective training.  This seminar is not sponsored by, nor is it affiliated with Gander Publishing or the LindaMood Bell Company.

Registration for this event ends ten days prior to event date.  Online Registrations received prior to the registration ending date will receive the discounted attendance price listed below.  Paypal receipts are confirmation of your payment and should be brought to the conference.  At the door registration is also available at the door the day of the Conference.  Payment accepted at the door includes cash or checks only.

REFUND POLICY - All refund requests must be made via email to HEEA no later than midnight, ten days prior to the event.  All refunds are subject to a $5/registration cancellation fee. No refunds or adjustments will be made at the event.  Refunds will be made via Paypal whenever possible.

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NEW… STARTING 2010!

HEEA has partnered with Georgia’s Department of Education to offer Professional Learning Unit Credits (PLUs) to educators in Georgia!  Now HEEA not only offers technical assistance, resources, and consultative services to the Georgia education community,  but also give you the advantage of obtaining professional credit for your continuing educational requirements as well!

PLU accreditation forms will be available at the seminar site and ten seminar hours equals one PLU credit.

I have to say that compared to the general population, homeschoolers have the most well-behaved children! I know my 4 year old is well disciplined but next to these kids, she would have been the unruly one! I'll surely be bringing her next year!
Monique Klinedinst, Jacksonville, FL

Just wanted to say THANK YOU for the excellent Expo this year! All the workshops I attended were so helpful - I wanted to go to more. The vendors were so very helpful. So many new products coming out. So many wonderful services available to homeschoolers! Thanks to everyone who worked so hard to put on this Expo. Can't wait for next years!
Suzanne Wilkinson, Alpharetta, GA