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Scholarship Registration – Cape Cod 2021

Landmark Outreach is pleased to offer scholarships for educators in our Cape Cod partner districts.

SCHOLARSHIP REGISTRATION PROCESS 

• Select your scholarship course from our list of available courses (see below).
• Register on this page as a scholarship recipient.
  • Please do not register for your scholarship from the general course listings on our website, as those require payment. The only payment required for those registering as a scholarship recipient is if you elect to add graduate credit to a 2-day course.
  • We recommend educators self-register themselves individually, to ensure course-related communications go to the correct preferred email address. 
• Click create an account if you do not have a Landmark Outreach account. Click login if you already have an account with us.
• Click the orange register button, then view your cart.
• Review your cart to ensure you have registered as a scholarship recipient. If so, proceed to checkout.
• Important: Find the Order Notes box, and enter the title of your preferred course into the Other Notes box, so we can ensure your name is placed on the correct roster.
• Fill out all remaining required fields.
• Click place order, and you are registered as a scholarship recipient!
• Check your email for a confirmation.

SCHOLARSHIP COURSES

Reading Difficulties: Variables That Get in the Way
Explore ways to help struggling readers make meaning, and learn how to move theories into practice into your own classroom.

Metacognition in the Writing Process
Overview Landmark’s five-step, sequential model for teaching writing skills that incorporates modeling and teaching metacognition throughout each step.

Instructional Strategies for Assisting Students with Language-Based Learning Disabilities
Introduces a selection of specific LBLD teaching strategies and materials to help students gain success in school.

Practical Classroom Strategies to Support Executive Function
Provides an overview of language-based learning disabilities and the comorbidity that exists between LBLDs and executive function.