Landmark Outreach presents
May 10, 2008
9:00 – 11:00 am
High School Library Directions
Michael Hildebrandt, Landmark High School Faculty and Fellow, Ahimsa Institute,
CSU-Pomona
Current research indicates that some students with learning disabilities may
interact inappropriately in social settings due to an inability to read these situations.
We will help parents understand the tools their children need to act appropriately,
respond to conflict, make friends and allies more easily, and to prevent becoming
the target of school bullies. Appropriate for parents of high school students.
Questions? Kathryn Frye 978-236-3216 outreach@landmarkschool.org
Landmark Parents Association presents
Children with Learning Disabilities and the Skills Necessary for Developing Friendships
May 17, 2008
8:30 am Coffee
9:00 - 11:30 am Presentation
Elementary/Middle School Meeting Room Directions / Flyer
Rick Irving, LICSW
This presentation will focus on children, elementary through preadolescence,
who struggle with learning disabilities. We will look at how children with various
learning styles interpret their world and their relationships. Concrete, very teachable
skills that can help children learn ways to interact more successfully and increase
their social confidence and status will be delineated. Helping your child manage
emotions in a way that supports successful interactions with peers will also be
covered. You will leave with a set of tools to help your child.
Questions? Irena Sinclair 978-927-1456 irenasinclair@comcast.net
Information
All workshops are free and open to the public.
Registration
To register online:
Click on the title of the workshop above, then click on “Add to Registrations”.
To register by mail:
Complete a registration form and send to:
Landmark School Outreach Program
P.O. Box 227
Prides Crossing, MA 01965
To register by fax:
Complete a registration form and fax to:
978-927-7268
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