Course Listing

1 Day Workshops

Teaching Study Skills and Executive Function in the Elementary Classroom, In-Person – Summer Institute 2023

IN-PERSON COURSE LOGISTICS

  • Delivery mode: In-person
  • Attendance: Live, on the date and time listed in the course information section

 

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This 1-day workshop will provide an overview of Landmark’s study skills model, as well as practical hands-on application of study skills strategies and teaching techniques to aid in the executive functioning of elementary-ages students. Specific topics, such as organization (time, space, and materials), identifying topics, main ideas and details, simple two-column note-taking, and micro-uniting/structuring projects will be covered. Time will be allotted to practice and apply some of these strategies during the session to see how the skills can be applied across the curriculum. Participants should bring a textbook or materials that they currently use/will use with students for the application portions of the seminar in order to see how the skills apply to their own curriculum.

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

  • Define study skills and explain different study skills strategies
  • Demonstrate an understanding of how to incorporate study skills into their curriculum
  • Generate meaningful activities that integrate curriculum and study skills
  • Understand and use written expression templates
  • Adapt and micro-unit various skills to meet the needs of their students
  • Recognize the importance of teaching study skills

 

Note: Participants should bring a textbook or materials that they currently use/will use with students for the application portions of the seminar.

 

LEVEL

This course is appropriate for educators who work at the elementary level.

 

MATERIALS

Materials will be provided on-site.

Course Information

Credits
5 Hours
Dates/Time Price
July 14, 2023
8:30am - 3:00pm
$175

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About the Instructor

Meg Arnio, M.S.Ed.

Meg Arnio is an elementary teacher at Landmark Elementary•Middle School in Manchester, Massachusetts. She has been teaching students with language-based learning disabilities at Landmark School since 2005 at both the middle school and elementary levels. Meg holds a bachelor’s degree in movement science from Gordon College. She received her master’s degree in special education from Simmons University in 2008. In addition to teaching in the classroom, Meg also serves as the director of the Landmark Outreach Summer Institute.

About the Instructor

Moe Flannery, M.S.Ed.

Moe Flannery is an elementary teacher at Landmark Elementary•Middle School in Manchester, Massachusetts. Moe earned a bachelor’s degree in Food and Nutrition from Framingham State. After teaching in the early childhood field for almost ten years, she received her master’s degree in special education from Boston University in 2020. Moe is in her fourth year of teaching students with language-based learning disabilities at Landmark School.

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