Classroom Accomodations: When And How?
Contributor: Becky Bollinger | Length : 103 | File type : Audio
As teachers, we can either accentuate our students learning and behavior needs or we can support and empower them to rise above their challenges. This breakout will explore a rationale for classroom... Read More
Trauma: What Has It Done To My Student’s Brain?
Contributor: Becky Sue Kreider | Length : 61 | File type : Audio
Why cant Johnny focus on his lessons? Why does he blow up in anger over minor provocations? In Part 1, we will explore how trauma alters brain development and chemistry. This topic is especially hel... Read More
Dyslexia: Signs, Symptoms, and Solutions
Contributor: Becky Bollinger | Length : 58 | File type : Audio
After de-bunking the common myths, this breakout will give an overview of dyslexia including early signs, school-age symptoms, and solutions. We will discuss effective academic interventions as well a... Read More
Trauma: How Can I Teach This Child?
Contributor: Becky Sue Kreider | Length : 67 | File type : Audio
Johnny shows no physical signs of developmental delay, but early trauma has a part to play in the missing pieces of his development. In Part 2, we want to discuss how we as teachers can help trauma ch... Read More
Dyslexia: Recognizing and Addressing the Needs of Your Students
Contributor: Robert Heatwole | Length : 40 | File type : Audio
It seems there is something comforting about naming a problem. A doctor's diagnosis is somewhat consoling, even if the remedy may be difficult. Of course the best is when the doctor can prescribe a fe... Read More
Accomodating Special Needs in the Classroom
Contributor: Deana Swanson | Length : 61 | File type : Audio
Almost every school has a few students who need extra help and tutoring, yet many of our schools do not have the staff or special resources available for these students. Rather than just let them slip... Read More
Teaching Special Education
Contributor: Joleen Kropf | Length : 44 | File type : Audio
It is a challenge to reach those who have special needs and need to be shown patience and love perhaps more than the average student. This challenge can be turned into success as we give God His p... Read More
Learning the Right-Brain Way: Visual Strategies to Help Students Remember
Contributor: Hannah Johnson | Length : 8 | File type : Video
Some students memorize letters, words, and concepts quickly: a few repetitions and they have it. Other students, especially those with special needs, depend on visual reinforcement. Hannah demonstrate... Read More
Dignity and Depravity
Contributor: Brian Martin | Length : 44 | File type : Audio
Is God really at work in our sin cursed world? Are there people who cannot be reached with the Gospel because they are too _______? This session will address these questions and also feature stori... Read More
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Contributor: Kathryn Nisly | Length : 47 | File type : Audio
FASD is a growing problem in the world today. As caregivers and people in ministry, it is important to recognize the symptoms of this disorder and to understand the limitations of individuals affected... Read More