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ZIPPETYZAPPER LANGUAGE AND LEARNING ®

Presenter: Presenter: Dr. Helene Ribowsky

Learning Objectives:

Prescriptive teaching - how to continuously use a test-and-teach mode of remediation to assure that what you teach is precisely what the child needs.
A balanced reading program - how to remediate phonetic deficits, develop comprehension skills, and foster a love of reading.
Communication skills and systems - necessary to build independence and confidence in your students.
Skill and strategy programs - to foster language and literacy (including actual samples).
Humor - in the remedial session.
Success in literacy - to build self-confidence and self-esteem.
Parental contact - the importance of and the how to.
The structure of the remedial session - including lesson plans, time management, teachable moments, materials needed, and effective homework planning.
A wide variety of literature - including a list of suggested books and series.

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The seminar will present the entire Zippetyzapper Language and Literacy program, including components such as:

Reading SKILLS

Phonetic control
Structuring a remedial session
Proper use of literature

Teaching SKILLS

Prescriptive teaching
Balanced reading
Humor in remedial sessions

Social SKILLS

Communication skills and systems
Effective parental contact
Building self confidence

Strategies

Dot reading
Mr. Quick
Matching buddies

Methods

A naming strategy
Demystification of learning
Talk that nurtures

Learning Objectives:

Prescriptive teaching - how to continuously use a test-and-teach mode of remediation to assure that what you teach is precisely what the child needs.
A balanced reading program - how to remediate phonetic deficits, develop comprehension skills, and foster a love of reading.
Communication skills and systems - necessary to build independence and confidence in your students.
Skill and strategy programs - to foster language and literacy (including actual samples).
Humor - in the remedial session.
Success in literacy - to build self-confidence and self-esteem.
Parental contact - the importance of and the how to.
The structure of the remedial session - including lesson plans, time management, teachable moments, materials needed, and effective homework planning.
A wide variety of literature - including a list of suggested books and series.

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There is no conflict of interest or commercial support for this program.

Refund Policy:
There are no refunds available for this webinar