Name: Middle and High School Executive Function Strategies〡Webinars for Educators
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Middle and High School Executive Function Strategies – Webinars Fall 2024

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Credits	Event Type	Dates/Time	Price	Registration
1 hour	Webinars for Educators	December 10, 2024 4:00 - 5:00 PM Eastern	$0	You must have an account to register for courses. Create an Account Already have an account? Log In

Webinar Description

As students enter middle and high school, the pace, volume, and complexity of their work increases. They are likely managing expectations from multiple teachers and keeping track of assignments that have overlapping timelines. These new challenges require strong executive functioning and the application of strategies that may not come naturally to many students, especially those who also have language-based learning disabilities (LBLD). This webinar will provide an overview of the comorbidity that exists between LBLD and executive function with a focus on valuable classroom strategies that can help students in upper grades meet their goals. Join Outreach Associate Director Keryn Kwedor in conversation with former Landmark High School (and current Lexington High School) teacher Pauline Samuelsen to learn more.

Webinar Logistics

Type: Webinars for Educators
Duration: 1 hour
Attendance: This session is offered in both live and on-demand formats. To access either format, please register before the live presentation is held. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with the Zoom link. You may then use the same Zoom link to both watch live and view the recording.
Platform: Zoom. Login credentials emailed before the course begins

Level

Middle and High School Levels

Materials

All materials will be shared electronically.

Credits

We do not issue certificates for webinars. Emails with general session information will be sent within 48 hours of the webinar. Please check your spam folder!

About the Instructors

Keryn Kwedor

Keryn has taught at Landmark High School in the language arts and literature departments since 2003. As associate director, she manages content development and production, and she assists in overseeing all aspects of the program. For Outreach, Keryn has been a school consultant, produced materials for the DESE, and organized the Professional Development Seminars for Cape Cod Educators, in addition to coordinating and teaching courses for the Summer Institute, Landmark Outreach Online, and the Landmark SNHU partnership. Keryn holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Colby College and a master’s degree in special education from Simmons University.

Pauline Samuelsen

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

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