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50 Best Blogs for Literacy Teachers
Tuesday, 27 April 2010 17:19 | | |
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SCLLN - Call 4 Presenters
Thursday, 03 December 2009 18:21 | | |
Southern California Library Literacy Network Annual Tutor Conference February 27, 2010 Holiday Inn - Buena Park
Call 4 Presenters
If you would like to present a workshop, or if you know a volunteer or a community member who would make a great presenter, please contact SCLLN as soon as possible.
SCLLN has 21 slots to fill = Deadline: December 15 ! There are 3 Strands of Workshop sessions @ 75 minutes. 9:00am – 10:15am . . . 10:30am – 11:45am . . . 1:45pm – 3:00pm
And if anyone from Central or Northern California wants to join the fun, let's talk.
The conference is for tutors, learners, and literacy staff, and often times there's a mix in the workshop audience. SCLLN does have a "Learner Strand", and we love workshops that encourage participation from tutor-learner pairs, but there are also classes geared specifically to tutors.
Sorry, there's no stipend available this year, but presenters earn free admission to the conference and our undying gratitude. Yeah, it's the best we can do in a sour economy . . . .
Anyway, time's fleeting, so please contact me if you're interested.
Lookin' forward to the flood of applications in my inbox in the next few days.
Rod Williams = Literacy Coor. Palmdale City Library 661 . 267 . 5682
'That's Like Me!' - a book about learning disabilities - includes Granby man's struggle with dyslexia
Friday, 20 November 2009 02:44 | | |
By Lynette Chen Contributing writer
Granby, NY -- When Kevin Wallace was a young pupil, he asked his teacher how to make the letters hold still on the pages he was trying to read. For his questions, his skeptical teacher sent him to the corner.
So Wallace kept his problem a secret and didn't learn to read. He passed along through school and into adulthood basically faking it.
If you live in southern California, the Learning Disabilities Adult Support Group meets every second Saturday of every month from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Location:
Providence Tarzana Medical Center Room: NCR#3 in the Conference Center 18321 Clark Street Tarzana, CA 91356
For more information contact Carol at the International Dyslexia Association: (818) 502-1686.