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1 Day Workshops

Reimagining Multimodal Instruction: Using the Language Box to Support Learning – Summer Institute 2024

Please note that you may register for this course individually or as part of the 5-day middle & high school level Executive Function Academy.

We often think about multimodal as meaning “hands on.” How can we reimagine this in ways that decrease the lift for teachers while preserving the value for students? This course is designed to empower educators by providing tools and strategies needed to achieve that goal. Teachers will be introduced to approaches to vary the formats of interaction in a way that will support students’ executive functioning, expressive language weaknesses, working memory vulnerabilities, and processing speed deficits. Throughout the duration of the session, participants will engage in short, guided readings to deepen their theoretical understanding, learn effective techniques, participate in discussions, and use provided time to begin exploring how these ideas may complement their  instructional approach. These strategies will bolster the experience of all learners in inclusive classrooms. The goal of this one-day workshop is for teachers to leave with new tools to support students in their ability to engage and with and master content.

Upon completion, participants will be able to:

  • Speak knowledgeably about the language based instruction and the language box
  • Identify specific ways to incorporate multimodal instruction into classroom instruction to support executive functioning, expressive language, working memory, and processing speeds

 

LEVEL

This course is appropriate for educators at the middle and high school levels.

 

MATERIALS

Materials will be provided on-site.

 

ADDITIONAL COURSE LOGISTICS

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

Course Information

Credits
5 Hours
Dates/Time Price
July 10, 2024
8:30am - 3:00pm
$175

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About the Instructor

Pauline Samuelsen, M.S.Ed.

At Landmark High School, Pauline teaches science classes and is the assistant department head for science. Pauline has experience teaching science in an inner city charter school in Philadelphia, teaching special education in public schools, and providing special education instructional coaching. Pauline holds a bachelor’s degree from Union College and a master’s degree in special education from Simmons University. Pauline’s professional teaching licensure is in Moderate Disabilities, grades 5-12.

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