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Education Conference
This year’s national education conference, “Serving Students with Special Needs: Strategies for Administrators and Teachers,” was held on February 29 at the Metropolitan Campus.
Education faculty members from the Metropolitan Campus led breakout sessions. They included John Cowen, elementary education/reading and program coordinator, MAT elementary education/literacy reading specialist certification (Response to Intervention for Struggling Readers); Mary Farrell, learning disabilities education and director, dyslexia studies (Understanding Orton Gillingham Instruction); Daniel Aronoff, deputy director, education (Mathematical Strategies for Students with Special Needs); Teresa Montani, learning disabilities; associate director, education; and director, learning disabilities; Miriam Singer, education and director, QUEST/BA-MAT; and Charles DeLorenzo, education (Meeting Needs of Diverse Learners in an Inclusive Setting); Ellen Campbell, education and director, MA in education for certified teachers (Using Visual Literacy Standards to Assess Children in Math, Social Studies, Science and Literature); and Carl Schavio, education and director, MA in educational leadership (Education Leadership and Special Education: Synergy, Conflict or Ambiguity?). A session on “Newspapers in the Special-needs Classroom” was led by Cynthia Forster, education services manager, and Jon McClain, Newspaper in Education coordinator, both from The Record.
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From left, Khyati Joshi, education (Metro); graduate students Amy Arnold and Miranda McMahon; and Vicki Cohen, education and director, education (Metro), stand in front of the students’ poster presentations at the education conference. |
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From left, Miriam Singer, education and director, QUEST (Metro); Teresa Montani, education; associate director, education; and director, learning disabilities (Metro); and Charles DeLorenzo, educational leadership (Metro), discuss their presentations during a conference break. |
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| · | Photo Stories — Education Conference, Public Safety Seminar, The Real CSI. |
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