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SUMMARY:K-12: Unlocking Reading & Writing Through Executive Function
DESCRIPTION:Working memory\, organization\, and self-monitoring are important EF skills that reading and writing depend on.\n\nRegister Now\n\n\n\n\nEvent Details:\n\nResearch indicates a strong correlation between executive function (EF) and a student’s performance in school. Skills governing a child’s ability to organize\, self-monitor\, and utilize working memory can heavily impact their abilities in reading and writing. \n\nDo you notice that your child: \n\n\n 	Writes slowly due to planning and handwriting challenges?\n 	Reads to the end of the page and can’t remember what they read\, or frequently has to reread passages?\n 	Avoids school work\, especially longer reading or writing assignments?\n 	Takes a long time to complete schoolwork?\n \nIn our webinar\, we’ll discuss these issues\, along with the other roles EF plays in reading and writing. We’ll also talk about strategies to improve EF in learners. The webinar is a 30-minute panelist discussion on Learnfully’s EF-based reading & writing workshops\, followed by an opportunity for attendees to directly interact with the speakers in a live Q&A session. \n\nAbout the Speakers:\n\nThea Slingland’s experience with neurodiversity started at a very young age. She was raised with a profoundly dyslexic brother\, and she has seen firsthand the importance of early intervention. Her experiences shaped her career and led her to specialize in dyslexia to bring evidence-based\, multi-sensory learning best practices to her teaching. She adds an informed voice to the growing conversation around neurodivergence and learning. \n\nThea has a BS in Early Childhood Growth and Development and a Master’s in Education. She is dual-credentialed in Multiple Subjects and Education Specialist: Mild/Mod disabilities with an Added Authorization: Autism and has over 20 years of classroom experience. \n\nJennifer Onoyeyan is passionate about understanding individualized learning modalities for students with learning differences. She uses her expertise in mindfulness teaching\, along with her love of psychology\, to amplify her impact as an education specialist. Jennifer is a proponent of developing executive function skills in a scientifically-based approach to help children succeed in school and beyond. Understanding that each child learns differently\, she feels that every child’s uniqueness deserves to be nurtured\, respected\, and appreciated to unlock their learning potential. \n\nJennifer has a Master’s in Psychology and Education with an emphasis in spirit\, mind\, and body from Columbia University. She also holds a BA in Psychology and Spanish from Loyola Marymount and has undertaken Social-Emotional Learning/ Mindfulness Education at Teachers College at Columbia University. She brings over 10 years of education experience from early-child development through SAT test prep. \n\nRegister Now\n\n\n 
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/k-12-unlocking-reading-writing-through-executive-function-2/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221223
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SUMMARY:Winter Boost Workshop | Mindset Matters
DESCRIPTION:Grow a Learner’s Self-Regulation and Growth Mindset\n \nSmalls Groups · Grouped by Grade Levels · 60 mins/day \nGrades3-56-89-12 \n\nExecutive functioning can be improved using explicit training that targets underlying cognitive skills. Our winter boost executive function workshops focus on building key brain-boosting competencies in the two overarching areas: organizational thinking and planning and learner motivation and mindset.This workshop focuses on on self-regulation\, growth mindset\, and cognitive flexibility skills. In this four-day course\, participants will develop core executive function (EF) skills necessary for successful learning in any environment\, including cognitive flexibility\, self-regulation\, and growth mindset skills. \n\nThe small group setting of this workshop allows our education specialist to personalize learning attention to individual learners and focus on their unique needs and goals. Includes a complimentary executive function learning assessment. \n\nLearn More
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/winter-boost-mindset-matters/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221223
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SUMMARY:Winter Boost Workshop | Thinking Through Organization
DESCRIPTION:Build Working Memory and Flexibility\n \nSmalls Groups · Grouped by Grade Levels · 60 mins/day \nGrades3-56-89-12 \n\nExecutive functioning can be improved using explicit training that targets underlying cognitive skills. Our winter boost executive function workshops focus on building key brain-boosting competencies in the two overarching areas: organizational thinking and planning and learner motivation and mindset. This workshop focuses on on working memory and cognitive flexibility through engaging instruction. In this four-day course\, participants will develop core executive function (EF) skills necessary for successful learning in any environment\, including organization\, goal setting\, and self-monitoring skills. \n\nThe small group setting of this workshop allows our education specialist to personalize learning attention to individual learners and focus on their unique needs and goals. Includes a complimentary executive function learning assessment. \n\nLearn More
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/winter-boost-thinking-through-organization/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221219
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221224
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SUMMARY:Winter Boost Workshop | Persuasive Writing: From Draft to Done
DESCRIPTION:Learn Persuasive Writing Techniques & EF Skills\n \nSmalls Groups · Grouped by Grade Levels · 90 mins/day \nGrades6-12 \n\nReading and writing practice embedded with executive function coaching is far more effective than traditional reading tutoring alone. Make literacy progress during the winter break down time with small-group-based holiday activities that learners love. In this week-long workshop\, participants will engage in critical and creative thinking\, leveraging skills essential to reasoning\, logic\, resourcefulness\, imagination\, and innovation in reading and writing. \n\nThe small group setting of this workshop allows our education specialist to personalize learning attention to individual learners and focus on their unique needs and goals. Includes a complimentary executive function learning assessment. \n\nLearn More
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/winter-boost-workshop-persuasive-writing-from-draft-to-done/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221224
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SUMMARY:Winter Boost Workshop | Holiday Stories: Getting to Paragraphs
DESCRIPTION:Develop Creative Storytelling Techniques & EF Skills\n \nSmalls Groups · Grouped by Grade Levels · 60 mins/day \nGrades3-5 \n\nReading and writing practice embedded with executive function coaching is far more effective than traditional reading tutoring alone. Make literacy progress during the winter break down time with small-group-based holiday activities that learners love. In this week-long workshop\, students integrate executive function skills through engaging instruction\, focusing on elements of reading\, from summary to structure\, plot to character\, into the development of a well-written essay. \n\nThe small group setting of this workshop allows our education specialist to personalize learning attention to individual learners and focus on their unique needs and goals. Includes a complimentary executive function learning assessment. \n\nLearn More
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/winter-boost-workshop-holiday-stories-getting-to-paragraphs/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221208T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221208T134500
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SUMMARY:K-12: Unlocking Reading & Writing Through Executive Function
DESCRIPTION:Working memory\, organization\, and self-monitoring are important EF skills that reading and writing depend on.\n\nRegister Now\n\n\n \n\nEvent Details: \n\nResearch indicates a strong correlation between executive function (EF) and a student’s performance in school. Skills governing a child’s ability to organize\, self-monitor\, and utilize working memory can heavily impact their abilities in reading and writing. \n\nDo you notice that your child: \n\n 	Writes slowly due to planning and handwriting challenges?\n 	Reads to the end of the page and can’t remember what they read\, or frequently has to reread passages?\n 	Avoids school work\, especially longer reading or writing assignments?\n 	Takes a long time to complete schoolwork?\n\nIn our webinar\, we’ll discuss these issues\, along with the other roles EF plays in reading and writing. We’ll also talk about strategies to improve EF in learners. The webinar is a 30-minute panelist discussion on Learnfully’s EF-based reading & writing workshops\, followed by an opportunity for attendees to directly interact with the speakers in a live Q&A session. \n\nAbout the Speakers: \n\nThea Slingland’s experience with neurodiversity started at a very young age. She was raised with a profoundly dyslexic brother\, and she has seen firsthand the importance of early intervention. Her experiences shaped her career and led her to specialize in dyslexia to bring evidence-based\, multi-sensory learning best practices to her teaching. She adds an informed voice to the growing conversation around neurodivergence and learning. \nThea has a BS in Early Childhood Growth and Development and a Master’s in Education. She is dual-credentialed in Multiple Subjects and Education Specialist: Mild/Mod disabilities with an Added Authorization: Autism and has over 20 years of classroom experience. \nJennifer Onoyeyan is passionate about understanding individualized learning modalities for students with learning differences.  She uses her expertise in mindfulness teaching\, along with her love of psychology\, to amplify her impact as an education specialist. Jennifer is a proponent of developing executive function skills in a  scientifically-based approach to help children succeed in school and beyond. Understanding that each child learns differently\, she feels that every child’s uniqueness deserves to be nurtured\, respected\, and appreciated to unlock their learning potential. \nJennifer has a Master’s in Psychology and Education with an emphasis in spirit\, mind\, and body from Columbia University. She also holds a BA in Psychology and Spanish from Loyola Marymount and has undertaken Social-Emotional Learning/ Mindfulness Education at Teachers College at Columbia University. She brings over 10 years of education experience from early-child development through SAT test prep. \n\nRegister Now\n\n\n 
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/k-12-unlocking-reading-writing-through-executive-function/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221103T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221103T134500
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SUMMARY:Helping Neurodivergent Learners Thrive this Holiday Season
DESCRIPTION:Learn simple strategies to help your child cope with anxiety\, depression\, and sensory sensitivities often brought on by the holiday season.\n\nRegister Now\n\n\n \n\nEvent Details:\n\nNeurodivergent learners and their caregivers often face immense and overwhelming feelings throughout the holiday season. From anxiety and depression to sensory sensitivities\, learners need and deserve support systems that will reinforce coping strategies in areas such as self-regulation and a growth mindset\, especially during the holiday rush. In this webinar\, our panelists will provide insight into the types of social\, emotional and cognitive challenges our learner community may experience and simple strategies that caregivers and educators can utilize in order for everyone to not just survive the holidays\, but thrive!\n\n\nThe webinar will consist of a 30-minute panelist discussion followed by an opportunity for attendees to directly interact with the speakers in a live Q&A session.\n\n\n \n\n\nAbout the Speakers\n\nThis webinar is presented by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience\, dedicating her life to providing learning support to families using multi-sensory\, evidence-based curriculums. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments\, the development of differentiated instructional plans\, and instructional implementation for children with or without diagnoses. Learnfully focuses primarily on building learner confidence while developing skills in reading\, comprehension\, spelling\, writing\, math\, social skills\, Executive Functioning\, and beyond.\n\n\n\n\nWith over ten years of experience in various sectors of education\, Jennifer Onoyeyan has grown incredibly passionate in understanding individualized learning modalities for students with learning differences. Using her expertise in mindfulness teaching along with her love of psychology\, she feels that executive functioning has filled the gap necessary for children to succeed beyond their school aged years. Holding a belief that each child’s learning style differs\, Jennifer feels that this uniqueness deserves to be nurtured\, respected and appreciated in order for students to become capable of understanding their strengths and perspectives.\n\nRegister Now\n\n\n 
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/helping-neurodivergent-learners-thrive-this-holiday-season/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221101T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221101T170000
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SUMMARY:EF Bootcamp — Mindset Matters
DESCRIPTION:All Learning Depends on Executive Function Skills\n\nA learner’s executive functioning can be improved using explicit training that targets underlying cognitive skills. Our bootcamp series focuses on building key brain-boosting competencies in the two overarching areas: organizational thinking and planning and learner motivation and mindset. This virtual bootcamp focuses on self-regulation\, growth mindset\, and cognitive flexibility skill-building instruction. The four-week course covers the core concepts of executive function (EF) and how to develop foundational EF skills. Our November EF Bootcamp: Mindset Matters session kicks off on Tuesday\, November 1st! \n\n\nLearn More
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/ef-bootcamp-mindset-matters-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221101T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221101T170000
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SUMMARY:EF Bootcamp: Thinking Through Organization
DESCRIPTION:All Learning Depends on Executive Function Skills\n\nA learner’s executive functioning can be improved using explicit training that targets underlying cognitive skills. Our 4-week bootcamp focuses on building key brain-boosting competencies in the two overarching areas: organizational thinking and planning and learner motivation and mindset. Our November EF Bootcamp: Thinking Through Organization session kicks off on Tuesday\, November 1st! \n\n\nLearn More
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/ef-bootcamp-thinking-through-organization/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221025T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221025T134500
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SUMMARY:Similarities and Differences of ADHD and Executive Dysfunction
DESCRIPTION:Executive Function is the precursor to learning—learn about the similarities and differences of ADHD and Executive Dysfunction.\n  \n\nEvent Details: \nThere has been an uptick in the number of children and adults diagnosed with ADHD over the past few years due to a heightened cognizance about the lack of skills and prevalent symptoms that define the diagnosis. One critical foundational skill area that can be lacking in ADHD diagnosed learners is that of executive function (EF)—the set of cognitive skills that give us the ability to set goals\, plan\, and generally get things done. Individuals experiencing difficulty with executive function find it hard to sustain attention\, follow multiple-step directions\, regulate emotions and initiate tasks. There is a very strong correlation between ADHD and executive dysfunction—a brain’s inability to control thoughts\, emotions and behavior. Although executive dysfunction is common with conditions like ADHD\, Autism\, and Dyslexia\, it can also stand alone without other accompanying learning differences or diagnoses as well.\nParents and educators alike are increasingly interested in the early detection of EF weaknesses\, and the age-appropriate strategies that can be leveraged to strengthen EF skills in their learners. In this webinar\, we’ll compare and contrast ADHD and executive function and discuss how you can strengthen EF skills with or without a diagnosis. \n\nThe webinar will consist of a 30-minute panelist discussion followed by an opportunity for attendees to directly interact with the speakers in a live Q&A session. \n\nAbout the Speakers \nThis webinar is presented by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience\, dedicating her life to providing learning support to families using multi-sensory\, evidence-based curriculums. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments\, the development of differentiated instructional plans\, and instructional implementation for children with or without diagnoses. Learnfully focuses primarily on building learner confidence while developing skills in reading\, comprehension\, spelling\, writing\, math\, social skills\, Executive Functioning\, and beyond. \n\nDr. Sheila Murphy is the founder of Alma Bonita Animal Rescue and an educational consultant focused on equity\, diversity\, social-emotional learning\, and inclusion.  Sheila went into education specifically to advocate and address gaps in the system that failed her own three sons.  With a Doctorate Degree in Educational Leadership\, a Master’s Degree in Education\, a Master’s Degree in Supervision and Administration\, and as a Certified Life Coach\, Sheila has focused her life’s work on giving to those who are most vulnerable in this world. \n\nDr. Georgia Bozeday\, Ed.D. serves as the Director of Education Services at Rush Neurobehavioral Center. She has her Ed.D.from National-Louis University in Curriculum and Social Justice\, Post Masters Certification Programs in School Administration\, Learning Disabilities\, Masters in Early Childhood Education\, and her Bachelors from Northwestern University in Speech and Language Pathology. She specializes in a number of areas including Executive Functioning. \n\nMike Smith is an Educational Specialist and Executive Function Coach with expertise in curriculum development and assessments of social-emotional learning.  ​​He’s part of the educational support team at Rush Neurobehavioral Center.
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/similarities-and-differences-of-adhd-and-executive-dysfunction/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221018T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221018T134500
DTSTAMP:20260419T114218
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SUMMARY:What the Dys? Understanding Dyslexia\, Dysgraphia\, Dyspraxia & Dyscalculia
DESCRIPTION:Learn strategies to support learning for those with Dyslexia\, Dysgraphia\, Dyspraxia & Dyscalculia.\n  \n\nEvent Details: \n1 in 5 learners are formally diagnosed with a learning disability\, though experts believe that number is much higher. In a recent study\, Understood.org found that as a result of distance learning\, nearly three-quarters (72%) of parents have become aware of or noticed their children may have learning challenges or differences. Not only is awareness of learning differences growing\, but so is the anxiety and confusion that follows. Caregivers are unsure of who to ask for support\, what symptoms would warrant a diagnosis\, and where to turn for treatment. We have been in your shoes and are here to help! Join our panelists as they break down each of the “dys” diagnoses—Dyslexia\, Dysgraphia\, Dyscalculia\, Dyspraxia—as well as their signs\, symptoms\, supports\, and strategies in order to equip and empower our audience to bolster their child’s strengths and develop areas of need with urgency.  \n\nThe webinar will consist of a 30-minute panelist discussion followed by an opportunity for attendees to directly interact with the speakers in a live Q&A session. \n\nAbout the Speakers \nThis webinar is presented by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience\, dedicating her life to providing learning support to families using multi-sensory\, evidence-based curriculums. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments\, the development of differentiated instructional plans\, and instructional implementation for children with or without diagnoses. Learnfully focuses primarily on building learner confidence while developing skills in reading\, comprehension\, spelling\, writing\, math\, social skills\, Executive Functioning\, and beyond. \n\nErin Luchterhand has been working as an Educational Specialist for over 10 years.  She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Special & Elementary Education and is Orton Gillingham Trained (for Dyslexia).  She was recognized as the 2015 Exceptional Parent Magazine Teacher of the Year award. This webinar will be hosted by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess Corinne has dedicated her life to providing learning support to families using multisensory\, evidence-based curriculum. She has 15+ years of neurodiversity experience. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments in order to create differentiated instructional plans for children with or without diagnoses.  \n\nTiffany Wells has been a reading teacher for 9 years. Her background includes curriculum and instructional design and content development. She is now a Dyslexia Interventionist and feels that she’s found her calling. She is passionate about bringing back the joy of reading to her children and providing the support needed so all learners can achieve their personal best.
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/what-the-dys/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221004T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221004T170000
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SUMMARY:EF Bootcamp: Thinking Through Organization
DESCRIPTION:All Learning Depends on Executive Function Skills\n\nA learner’s executive functioning can be improved using explicit training that targets underlying cognitive skills. Our 4-week bootcamp focuses on building key brain-boosting competencies in the two overarching areas: organizational thinking and planning and learner motivation and mindset. Our October EF Bootcamp: Thinking Through Organization kicks off on Tuesday\, October 4th! \n\nLearn More
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/september-ef-bootcamp-thinking-through-organization-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221004T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221004T170000
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SUMMARY:EF Bootcamp — Mindset Matters
DESCRIPTION:All Learning Depends on Executive Function Skills\n\nA learner’s executive functioning can be improved using explicit training that targets underlying cognitive skills. Our bootcamp series focuses on building key brain-boosting competencies in the two overarching areas: organizational thinking and planning and learner motivation and mindset. This virtual bootcamp focuses on self-regulation\, growth mindset\, and cognitive flexibility skill-building instruction. The four-week course covers the core concepts of executive function (EF) and how to develop foundational EF skills. \nLearn More
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/ef-bootcamp-mindset-matters/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221004T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221004T134500
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SUMMARY:Know Your LDA Terminology: Learning Disability\, Disorder\, Dysfunction\, Difference
DESCRIPTION:LD Awareness Month is the perfect time to brush up on your LD terminology—join us for this webinar where we’ll cover a wide range of terms.  \n\nEvent Details: \nNeurodivergent learners and their caregivers often require services from a variety of specialists and navigating the path to awareness can be rather challenging. An increased understanding and recognition of the 4 learning Ds—differences\, disorders\, disabilities\, and dysfunctions—often gives caregivers and educators the awareness that they need to best support their learners in and out of the classroom. We aim to spread awareness about the various terms that practitioners use when discussing learning difficulties in order to alleviate some of the anxiety and stress you may experience and place you on the path towards your child’s success. \n\nAbout the Speakers \nThis webinar is presented by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience\, dedicating her life to providing learning support to families using multi-sensory\, evidence-based curriculums. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments\, the development of differentiated instructional plans\, and instructional implementation for children with or without diagnoses. Learnfully focuses primarily on building learner confidence while developing skills in reading\, comprehension\, spelling\, writing\, math\, social skills\, Executive Functioning\, and beyond. \n\nThea Slingland has been working with students that learn differently for more than twenty years. Starting with a BS in Early Childhood Growth and Development and a Masters in Education\, she is dual credentialed in Multiple Subjects and Education Specialist: Mild/Mod disabilities with an Added Authorization: Autism. Raised with a profoundly dyslexic brother\, Thea has seen firsthand the importance of early intervention and has specialized in this disorder in an effort to bring evidence-based\, multi-sensory learning best practice to her teaching and an educated voice to the growing conversation. \n\nDr. Misha Yajnik\, MD\, FAAP is a Board-Certified pediatrician practicing in the US. She completed her undergraduate studies at Youngstown State University in Ohio and obtained her medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine in Dominica. With over a decade of experience caring for children from newborns to adolescents\, Dr. Yajnik is dedicated to her patients’ physical and emotional health. As a parent herself\, she believes in supporting others through the peaks and valleys of parenthood. Dr. Yajnik uses her Instagram account (@consciouspediatrician) to discuss emotional wellbeing\, conscious parenting\, and to combat misinformation. Promoting mindful living at a young age fosters an environment of support for the next generation to thrive. \n\nMissed the live session? You can watch the recording here! 
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/know-your-lda-terminology/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220921T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220921T124500
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SUMMARY:SSTs\, 504s and IEPs - What All Caregivers Need to Know
DESCRIPTION:Make the most out of teacher meetings this year – learn what to expect\, how to bring the right information\, and know what questions to ask.\n  \n\nEvent Details: \nWith school underway\, parents and caregivers will soon have the first of many opportunities to connect directly with teachers. With so many moving parts and things to remember\, we thought it would be helpful to host a webinar for caregivers so that you can get an understanding of the typical types of meetings that you might need to attend this school year as well as strategies for maximizing these opportunities. \nIn the webinar\, our panelists will provide an overview of parent-teacher collaboration and how to optimize communication during the school year—as well as what to expect within each meeting\, including Parent-Teacher Conferences\, Student-Led Conferences\, Student Study Team Meetings (SSTs)\, 504 Plan Meetings\, and Individualized Education Plan Meetings (IEPs). We’ll cover the expected timing of the meeting\, the objective\, who attends (and why)\, how to best prepare\, and also help you with what to bring to the meeting.  Our mission is to help you get the most out of the time that you spend with your learner’s educational team so that you can set your learner up for success! \nThe webinar will consist of a 30-minute discussion followed by an opportunity for attendees to directly interact with the speakers in a live Q&A session. \n  \nAbout the Speakers \nThis webinar is presented by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience\, dedicating her life to providing learning support to families using multi-sensory\, evidence-based curriculums. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments\, the development of differentiated instructional plans\, and instructional implementation for children with or without diagnoses. Learnfully focuses primarily on building learner confidence while developing skills in reading\, comprehension\, spelling\, writing\, math\, social skills\, Executive Functioning\, and beyond. \n\nDr. Sheila Murphy is the founder of Alma Bonita Animal Rescue and an educational consultant focused on equity\, diversity\, social-emotional learning\, and inclusion. Sheila went into education specifically to advocate and address gaps in the system that failed her own three sons. With a Doctorate Degree in Educational Leadership\, a Master’s Degree in Education\, a Master’s Degree in Supervision and Administration\, and as a Certified Life Coach\, Sheila has focused her life’s work on giving to those who are most vulnerable in this world. \nThea Slingland has been working with students that learn differently for more than twenty years. Starting with a BS in Early Childhood Growth and Development and a Masters in Education\, she is dual credentialed in Multiple Subjects and Education Specialist: Mild/Mod disabilities with an Added Authorization: Autism. Raised with a profoundly dyslexic brother\, Thea has seen firsthand the importance of early intervention and has specialized in this disorder in an effort to bring evidence-based\, multi-sensory learning best practice to her teaching and an educated voice to the growing conversation.
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/ssts-504s-and-ieps-what-all-caregivers-need-to-know/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220907T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220907T120000
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SUMMARY:Coffee Hour
DESCRIPTION:This beginning of the school year is the ideal time to implement strategies that help with the transition from summer break to school structure. Join us for a coffee hour to talk directly with an educational specialist! Ask questions about the year ahead\, get advice on the best strategies to implement at home\, and just mingle with other parents!  \n\nRSVP by emailing hello@learnfully.com.
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/coffee-hour-15/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220906T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220906T170000
DTSTAMP:20260419T114218
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SUMMARY:September EF Bootcamp: Thinking Through Organization
DESCRIPTION:A learner’s executive functioning can be improved using explicit training that targets underlying cognitive skills. Our 4-week bootcamp focuses on building key brain-boosting competencies in the two overarching areas: organizational thinking and planning and learner motivation and mindset. Our September EF Bootcamp: Thinking Through Organization kicks off on September 6th! \n\nFind out more about the program here!
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/september-ef-bootcamp-thinking-through-organization/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220818T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220818T124500
DTSTAMP:20260419T114218
CREATED:20220706T000157Z
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SUMMARY:Top Tips to Help Your Child Ease into the New School Year
DESCRIPTION:Behaviors formed at the start of the school year can make or break cognitive and social-emotional success. Get tips that will help you and your child ease back into the groove. \nIf you aren’t already back in school\, you will be soon—and the beginning of the school year is the ideal time to implement strategies that help with the transition from summer break to school structure. Just as teachers develop strategies for their classrooms—which include things like establishing guidelines\, documenting rules\, and setting up reward systems as motivational and behavior-reinforcement techniques—caregivers can take a similar approach that will reduce stress and optimize the learning potential of the year ahead.   \n\nJoin our webinar to get practical tips on how to adjust to the new school year. You will hear from other caregivers and educational specialists on  how you can establish at-home habits that will reacclimate your child to school routines and support their academic learning. \n\nThe webinar will consist of a 30-minute discussion followed by an opportunity for attendees to directly interact with the speakers in a live Q&A session. \n\n \n\nAbout the Speakers \n\nThis webinar is presented by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience\, dedicating her life to providing learning support to families using multi-sensory\, evidence-based curriculums. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments\, the development of differentiated instructional plans\, and instructional implementation for children with or without diagnoses. Learnfully focuses primarily on building learner confidence while developing skills in reading\, comprehension\, spelling\, writing\, math\, social skills\, Executive Functioning\, and beyond. \n\nKendra Demler is a single mom and parent writer living in the Bay Area. Her personal experiences have given her a talent for candidly retelling the good\, the bad\, and sometimes cringe-worthy adventures in neurodivergent and high-needs parenting. Raising her son as a solo parent has driven her passion for using her voice to spread awareness\, increase acceptance\, and provide support and resources for families of neurodivergent children. \n\nAlexis Takagi is an Educational Specialist at Learnfully\, Inc specializing in English and mathematical tutoring. She is a doctoral candidate studying social justice leadership in higher education at Santa Clara University’s School of Education and Counseling Psychology\, and currently researching how memorable messages (affirmations) about school impact academic retention and growth mindset.  \n\n \n\nIncase you missed the webinar\, you can watch the recording here! \n\n\n\n 
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/top-tips-to-help-your-child-ease-into-the-new-school-year/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220728T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220728T124500
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SUMMARY:The Proven Benefits of Social Learning
DESCRIPTION:Learn about the proven benefits of Social Learning from Educational Specialists and other parents.\nLearning is a remarkably complex process that is influenced by a wide variety of factors. Social learning environments play a key role in the development of both social-emotional and cognitive skills in learners of all ages. Social learning has been notably linked to building resilient learners and creating strong self-efficacy in students. \n\nSocial Learning Theory is the idea that people learn from each other through observation\, imitation\, and modeling. It was introduced by Albert Bandura in the 1970s and has been used by educators\, parents\, and specialists ever since. \n\nIn this webinar\, you will hear from experts on the proven benefits of social learning and why these learned skills directly relate to success both inside and outside the classroom. Topics include:\n\n 	Building relationships through peer observation\n 	Developing soft skills for better social interactions\n 	Increasing awareness & tolerance for other perspectives\n 	Building confidence & reducing anxiety\n\n \n\nAbout the Speakers \n\nThis webinar is presented by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience\, dedicating her life to providing learning support to families using multi-sensory\, evidence-based curriculums. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments\, the development of differentiated instructional plans\, and instructional implementation for children with or without diagnoses. Learnfully focuses primarily on building learner confidence while developing skills in reading\, comprehension\, spelling\, writing\, math\, social skills\, Executive Functioning\, and beyond. \n\nSamuel Young\, MEd\, is a growth-minded\, two-time Fulbright Scholar and Director of Young Scholars Academy\, a strength-based\, talent-focused virtual enrichment center that supports twice-exceptional students and their families. Samuel is a neurodivergent educator who has ADHD. As an ADHD learner\, he has a tremendous understanding of\, experience in\, and respect for all things related to neurodiverse education. \n\nDr. Sheila Murphy is the founder of Alma Bonita Animal Rescue and an educational consultant focused on equity\, diversity\, social-emotional learning\, and inclusion. Sheila went into education specifically to advocate and address gaps in the system that failed her own three sons. With a Doctorate Degree in Educational Leadership\, a Master’s Degree in Education\, a Master’s Degree in Supervision and Administration\, and as a Certified Life Coach\, Sheila has focused her life’s work on giving to those who are most vulnerable in this world. \n\nMissed the webinar? You can watch the recording below!\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/the-proven-benefits-of-social-learning/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220630T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220630T183000
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SUMMARY:Personalized Path to Potential
DESCRIPTION:Many kids struggle in traditional classroom settings. Find out why and get effective strategies to put you on the path to potential!\n \nAbout this Event \nFor many\, today’s educational approaches are failing them. Every child should have the opportunity to reach their potential – which is limitless! Learnfully gives the parents and caregivers\, and their child\, the foundation they need to develop the learning skills and curious attitudes that will benefit their lives in the future — in ways that extend beyond just a formal education.  \nIn this webinar\, we will discuss: \n\n\n 	the challenges learners are currently facing\, both inside and outside of the classroom\n 	effective programs to address these difficulties\n 	the value of starting with a learning assessment\n 	strategies that you can use to support your learners\n\nThis in-person event will be hosted at 310 New Neely Ferry Road\, Mauldin\, SC\, 29662.  It will include a 40-minute presentation followed by a chance for attendees to directly interact with the speaker through a live Q&A session.  \n\nAbout the Speaker \nThis webinar will be hosted by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess Corinne has dedicated her life to providing learning support to families using multisensory\, evidence-based curriculum and has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience in both school and clinical environments. At Learnfully\, she oversees administration of academic assessments\, implementation of instruction with fidelity\, and professional collaboration/development in order to ensure differentiated instructional plans are in place for learners with or without diagnoses. \n \n\n 
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/personalized-path-to-potential-2/
LOCATION:Greenville\, SC\, 310 New Neely Ferry Road\, Mauldin\, 29662\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220623T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220623T171500
DTSTAMP:20260419T114218
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SUMMARY:Speak to a Pediatrician: Understanding How Your Child Learns
DESCRIPTION:Learn what to look for when you suspect learning difficulties—and get guidance from a professional on what to do next. \n \nAs a result of the last 18 tumultuous months\, we’re now experiencing a rapid acceleration in the emphasis on foundational learning skills. In a recent study\, Understood.org found that as a result of distance learning\, nearly three-quarters (72%) of parents have become aware of or noticed their children may have learning challenges or differences. Not only is awareness of learning differences growing\, but so is the anxiety and confusion that follows. Caregivers are unsure of who to ask for support\, what symptoms would warrant a diagnosis\, and where to turn for treatment.  \nTo help\, Learnfully and Evolve Health have partnered to give parents and caregivers clear insights into the signs of emerging learning differences\, like ADHD and dyslexia\, so that you are equipped to take the best next steps.  \nThis event is perfect for parents and caregivers of kids grades 2nd-7th\, who want to find out more about Learning Differences and understand how their child learns. This event is designed around participant interests\, current knowledge\, and prerequisite surveys. Regular price registration is $75. Save $25 with early bird registration when you register by March 7th.   \nRegistration includes: \n\n\n 	An Executive Function Evaluation that identifies your child’s individual strengths & challenges\n 	Access to the live event\, where we will take a deep-dive into learning differences\, touching on a variety of topics including early signs of learning differences\, how and when to reach out to specialists\, the role of a pediatrician when addressing your concerns\, recognizing risk factors\, common LD myths\, and the steps to take to find the right support team\n 	Direct interaction with a pediatrician—ask questions\, join in the conversation\, and learn from other parents like you\n 	Additional resources and an opportunity to follow up with specialists to receive support and services after the event.\n\nAbout the Speakers\n\nDr. Misha Yajnik\, MD\, FAAP is a Board-Certified pediatrician practicing in the US. She completed her undergraduate studies at Youngstown State University in Ohio and obtained her medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine in Dominica. With over a decade of experience caring for children from newborns to adolescents\, Dr. Yajnik is dedicated to her patients’ physical and emotional health. As a parent herself\, she believes in supporting others through the peaks and valleys of parenthood. Dr. Yajnik uses her Instagram account (@consciouspediatrician) to discuss emotional wellbeing\, conscious parenting\, and to combat misinformation. Promoting mindful living at a young age fosters an environment of support for the next generation to thrive.\n\nThis event will be hosted by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess Corinne has dedicated her life to providing learning support to families using multi-sensory\, evidence-based curriculums. She has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments in order to create differentiated instructional plans for children with or without diagnoses. Learnfully focuses primarily on building learner confidence while developing skills in reading\, comprehension\, spelling\, writing\, math\, social skills\, Executive Functioning\, and beyond.
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/speak-to-a-pediatrician-understanding-how-your-child-learns-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220621T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220621T124500
DTSTAMP:20260419T114218
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SUMMARY:10 Things You Can Do This Summer to Build Executive Functioning Skills
DESCRIPTION:Learn effective strategies for improving executive function—the critical cognitive skills foundational to learning.\nSummary: \nExecutive Functioning is a set of critical cognitive skills that serve as the framework all learning stands upon. With the simple and effective strategies you’ll learn in this webinar\, you can help your kids naturally improve their executive function while having fun this summer.  \nDetails: \nSummer is the perfect time for children to decompress—but did you know this time of the year can also help them gain learning momentum? Due to the stress and anxiety that the last two years has placed on learners\, many families are using this summer to recharge. While learners are in a relaxed state\, they are more receptive to learning\, leading them to experience better outcomes from explicit instruction in key skill areas. One such skill area is that of executive function (EF)—the set of cognitive skills that give us the ability to set goals\, plan\, and generally get things done. Individuals experiencing difficulty with executive function find it hard to sustain attention\, follow multiple-step directions\, regulate emotions\, and initiate tasks. While executive function impairment is often associated with neurological diagnoses (like ADHD\, ASD\, dyslexia\, or anxiety)\, executive dysfunction also commonly occurs without other accompanying learning differences or diagnoses. \nParents and educators alike are increasingly interested in the early detection of EF weaknesses\, and the age-appropriate strategies that can be leveraged to strengthen EF skills in their learners. In this webinar\, we’ll discuss ten simple steps to developing EF skills in your children this summer–particularly across each of the skill areas: \n\n\n 	Organization and planning\n 	Regulating emotions\n 	Attention and focus\n 	Initiating and completing tasks\n 	Self-monitoring\n\nThe webinar will consist of a 30-minute discussion with a psychologist\, a parent of neurodivergent learners\, and an Executive Functioning Coach followed by a live Q&A session that will allow attendees to directly interact with the speakers. \nAbout the Speakers \nThis webinar is presented by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience\, dedicating her life to providing learning support to families using multi-sensory\, evidence-based curriculums. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments\, the development of differentiated instructional plans\, and instructional implementation for children with or without diagnoses. Learnfully focuses primarily on building learner confidence while developing skills in reading\, comprehension\, spelling\, writing\, math\, social skills\, Executive Functioning\, and beyond. \nDr. Karen Wilson is a clinical Neuropsychologist\, Director of West LA Neuropsychology\, and an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Medical Psychology Assessment Center at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Behavior at UCLA. She is also the founder of ChildNEXUS.com\, a web application that provides information to parents who have children struggling with neurodevelopmental or social-emotional issues.  \nElizabeth Boyarsky is a former English and history teacher at a school specializing in one-on-one instruction. She now serves as an Educational Specialist and EF Coach at Learnfully. She is innovative with her teaching approach\, using multimedia resources\, hands-on experiential learning\, and journalistic writing techniques. Finding the right tools to support students develop their executive function skills brings her a lot of joy. \nJessica Watson is a mom to several kids with learning differences\, including one with autism. As a homeschooling parent\, a published author in this space\, and a marketing specialist\, she has found a great balance between her personal life and her work with the neurodivergent community\, and adds a blend of proven and practical advice to our Executive Functioning panel. \n \nDid you miss this event?  Don’t worry\, you can watch the recorded video below! \n\n\n 
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/ef-skills-10-things-you-can-do-this-summer-to-build-cognitive-capability/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220526T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220526T134500
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SUMMARY:Learning Through Play This Summer
DESCRIPTION:Learning requires engaging repetition and consistency to reach a level of independence – learn how to enrich your child’s life through play!\nAbout this Event\nThere is extensive research to support the benefits of play in childhood development\, and the lazy days of summer are the perfect opportunity to encourage and incorporate meaningful play! According to the Harvard Business School of Education\, the benefits of play include intellectual development in key areas like Executive Functions\, social development\, emotional development and physical development.\n\nAs a parent or caregiver\, we often want to use the summer to address achievement gaps for our kids\, enrich areas of interest\, or ensure our kids stay productive to prevent the “summer slide.” Learning through play is the perfect approach—by incorporating intentional play\, your child can learn the skills they need to thrive next school year and beyond!\n\nIn this webinar\, we will:\n\n 	provide an overview of learning through play\,\n 	discuss real-time\, play-based strategies that your family can put into practice all summer\, and\n 	create forward movement in your learners’ confidence and skill-set so that they can approach the coming year with enthusiasm!\n\nWe’ll start with a 15-minute presentation followed by an expert panel discussion with “play experts\,” saving a few minutes at the end for a live Q&A session.\nAbout the Speakers\nThis webinar will be hosted by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess Corinne has dedicated her life to providing learning support to families using multisensory\, evidence-based curriculum. She has 15+ years of neurodiversity experience. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments in order to create differentiated instructional plans for children with or without diagnoses.\n\nThe panel of play experts will include distinguished speakers from:\n\nKinedu is a digital platform for the development of babies\, created in 2013. Kinedu offers more than 1\,800 early stimulation activities that work on the physical\, cognitive\, linguistic and socio-affective areas depending on the skills and materials available to each user. Kinedu understands that genetics\, environment and experiences during the first years of a person’s life\, forge the basis of their future\, their health and their ability to learn and seeks to improve the development of an entire generation through their application.\n\nBrainika creates educational games in metaverses for kids 5-12 years old\, turning bad screen time into opportunities to learn. They believe in edufying games\, not gamifying books\, bringing education to games kids already love\, and igniting their natural interest in knowledge. They help kids with ADHD and neurotypical kids reach their full potential in math and reading comprehension using educational games on Roblox.\n\n \n\n\n\n \n\nDon’t worry f you missed the event! You can watch the recording here:\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/learning-through-play-this-summer/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220511T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220511T171500
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SUMMARY:Speak to a Pediatrician: Understanding How Your Child Learns
DESCRIPTION:Learn what to look for when you suspect learning difficulties—and get guidance from a professional on what to do next. \nAs a result of the last 18 tumultuous months\, we’re now experiencing a rapid acceleration in the emphasis on foundational learning skills. In a recent study\, Understood.org found that as a result of distance learning\, nearly three-quarters (72%) of parents have become aware of or noticed their children may have learning challenges or differences. Not only is awareness of learning differences growing\, but so is the anxiety and confusion that follows. Caregivers are unsure of who to ask for support\, what symptoms would warrant a diagnosis\, and where to turn for treatment.  \nTo help\, Learnfully and Evolve Health have partnered to give parents and caregivers clear insights into the signs of emerging learning differences\, like ADHD and dyslexia\, so that you are equipped to take the best next steps.  \nThis event is perfect for parents and caregivers of kids grades 2nd-7th\, who want to find out more about Learning Differences and understand how their child learns. This event is designed around participant interests\, current knowledge\, and prerequisite surveys. Regular price registration is $75. Save $25 with early bird registration when you register by March 7th.   \nRegistration includes: \n\n\n 	An Executive Function Evaluation that identifies your child’s individual strengths & challenges\n 	Access to the live event\, where we will take a deep-dive into learning differences\, touching on a variety of topics including early signs of learning differences\, how and when to reach out to specialists\, the role of a pediatrician when addressing your concerns\, recognizing risk factors\, common LD myths\, and the steps to take to find the right support team\n 	Direct interaction with a pediatrician—ask questions\, join in the conversation\, and learn from other parents like you\n 	Additional resources and an opportunity to follow up with specialists to receive support and services after the event.\n\nAbout the Speakers\n\nDr. Misha Yajnik\, MD\, FAAP is a Board-Certified pediatrician practicing in the US. She completed her undergraduate studies at Youngstown State University in Ohio and obtained her medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine in Dominica. With over a decade of experience caring for children from newborns to adolescents\, Dr. Yajnik is dedicated to her patients’ physical and emotional health. As a parent herself\, she believes in supporting others through the peaks and valleys of parenthood. Dr. Yajnik uses her Instagram account (@consciouspediatrician) to discuss emotional wellbeing\, conscious parenting\, and to combat misinformation. Promoting mindful living at a young age fosters an environment of support for the next generation to thrive.\n\nThis event will be hosted by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess Corinne has dedicated her life to providing learning support to families using multi-sensory\, evidence-based curriculums. She has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments in order to create differentiated instructional plans for children with or without diagnoses. Learnfully focuses primarily on building learner confidence while developing skills in reading\, comprehension\, spelling\, writing\, math\, social skills\, Executive Functioning\, and beyond.
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/6540/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220413T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220413T193000
DTSTAMP:20260419T114218
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SUMMARY:Parent/Caregiver Education Night
DESCRIPTION:Learn about the critical role that Executive Function plays in your child’s ability to learn. Hear directly from experts & network with other parents! \nThis is an in-person event in Redwood City\, CA.  Click on the Registration link below to get the full location details.
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/parent-caregiver-education-night/
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SUMMARY:ASU+GSV 2022
DESCRIPTION:Attending ASU+GSV 2022 in San Diego\, CA?  If so\, reach out to schedule a time to chat with the Learnfully Advancement Team.  We’d love to tell you about our newest programs!\n\nASU+GSV is a collaboration between Arizona State University (ASU) and Global Silicon Valley (GSV)\, this annual ASU+ GSV Summit connects leading minds focused on transforming society and business around learning and work. You can find out more information on the programs and schedule\, on their website.
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/asugsv-2022/
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SUMMARY:Speak to a Pediatrician: Understanding How Your Child Learns
DESCRIPTION:Learn what to look for when you suspect learning difficulties—and get guidance from a professional on what to do next. \n \nAs a result of the last 18 tumultuous months\, we’re now experiencing a rapid acceleration in the emphasis on foundational learning skills. In a recent study\, Understood.org found that as a result of distance learning\, nearly three-quarters (72%) of parents have become aware of or noticed their children may have learning challenges or differences. Not only is awareness of learning differences growing\, but so is the anxiety and confusion that follows. Caregivers are unsure of who to ask for support\, what symptoms would warrant a diagnosis\, and where to turn for treatment.  \nTo help\, Learnfully and Evolve Health have partnered to give parents and caregivers clear insights into the signs of emerging learning differences\, like ADHD and dyslexia\, so that you are equipped to take the best next steps.  \nThis event is perfect for parents and caregivers of kids grades 2nd-7th\, who want to find out more about Learning Differences and understand how their child learns. This event is designed around participant interests\, current knowledge\, and prerequisite surveys. Regular price registration is $75. Save $25 with early bird registration when you register by March 7th.   \nRegistration includes: \n\n\n 	An Executive Function Evaluation that identifies your child’s individual strengths & challenges\n 	Access to the live event\, where we will take a deep-dive into learning differences\, touching on a variety of topics including early signs of learning differences\, how and when to reach out to specialists\, the role of a pediatrician when addressing your concerns\, recognizing risk factors\, common LD myths\, and the steps to take to find the right support team\n 	Direct interaction with a pediatrician—ask questions\, join in the conversation\, and learn from other parents like you\n 	Additional resources and an opportunity to follow up with specialists to receive support and services after the event.\n\nAbout the Speakers\n\nDr. Misha Yajnik\, MD\, FAAP is a Board-Certified pediatrician practicing in the US. She completed her undergraduate studies at Youngstown State University in Ohio and obtained her medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine in Dominica. With over a decade of experience caring for children from newborns to adolescents\, Dr. Yajnik is dedicated to her patients’ physical and emotional health. As a parent herself\, she believes in supporting others through the peaks and valleys of parenthood. Dr. Yajnik uses her Instagram account (@consciouspediatrician) to discuss emotional wellbeing\, conscious parenting\, and to combat misinformation. Promoting mindful living at a young age fosters an environment of support for the next generation to thrive.\n\nThis event will be hosted by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess Corinne has dedicated her life to providing learning support to families using multi-sensory\, evidence-based curriculums. She has 20+ years of neurodiversity experience. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments in order to create differentiated instructional plans for children with or without diagnoses. Learnfully focuses primarily on building learner confidence while developing skills in reading\, comprehension\, spelling\, writing\, math\, social skills\, Executive Functioning\, and beyond.
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/speak-to-a-pediatrician-understanding-how-your-child-learns/
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SUMMARY:SEL Day
DESCRIPTION:Join us in support of SEL Day 2022!\nSEL Day is organized by the Social Emotional Learning Alliance for the US and it provides a focal point for educators\, educational providers\, parents\, and business to rally around increased emotional skills education at home and in school.\n\nLast year\, SEL Day generated more than 14 million social media views along with federal and state proclamations and numerous local events. This year\, we’re participating to help exceed 25 million views and expand the business sector’s participation and presence.\n\nAs we continue to face the challenges of a global pandemic\, SEL Day 2022 will focus on Finding Common Ground\, Pursuing Common Good. Whether you are a parent\, an educator\, or a business\, you can sign up in support SEL Day 2022 by clicking on the button below.
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/sel-day/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220307T080000
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SUMMARY:SXSW EDU
DESCRIPTION:Will you be attending SXSW EDU in Austin\, TX?  If so\, stop by our booth space in the Startup Village for some free SWAG! We’d love to chat with you about our current programs!\n\nYou can find out more information on the programs and schedule\, on their website.\n\n \n\n 
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/sxsw-edu/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220303T130000
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SUMMARY:A Caregiver's Guide to Social Emotional Learning in 2022
DESCRIPTION:Social emotional skills are vital to success both inside and outside the classroom\, learn why SEL is more important now than ever.\n\nThe U.S. Surgeon General recently issued a youth mental health crisis advisory—recommending that both educators and families work together to support the mental health of our youth. Even before the pandemic\, one in three highschool students experienced persistent feelings of sadness and hopelessness according to a 2019 CDC report. Understanding how we can work together to support our youth has never been more important\, and that’s where Social and Emotional Learning comes in. \n\nSocial and emotional learning is the process of developing the interpersonal skills\, self-awareness\, and self-control that are essential for success both inside and outside the classroom. In the classroom\, these skills are necessary to help students manage their emotions\, work with others\, and set goals. Emotional and behavior difficulties and a lack of academic engagement can often be attributed to a deficit in SEL. There is much research to support that these foundational skills are as important (if not more important) than academic skills and especially essential to successfully transitioning into new grades and going back into the classroom after an arduous period of remote/hybrid learning. \n\nWhile more and more schools are incorporating SEL programs into classroom curriculum\, many caregivers are unfamiliar with SEL terminology\, benefits and strategies for strengthening these vital skills. In this webinar\, we will provide an overview of SEL\, provide research-based statistics on the benefits of SEL\, and provide strategies and recommendations for strengthening SEL at home.\n\nThis will be a 30-minute discussion followed by an opportunity for attendees to directly interact with the speakers through a live Q&A session. \n  \nAbout the Speakers \n\nDr. Sheila Murphy is the founder of Alma Bonita Animal Rescue and an educational consultant focused on equity\, diversity\, social-emotional learning\, and inclusion.  Sheila went into education specifically to advocate and address gaps in the system that failed her own three sons.  With a Doctorate Degree in Educational Leadership\, a Master’s Degree in Education\, a Master’s Degree in Supervision and Administration\, and as a Certified Life Coach\, Sheila has focused her life’s work on giving to those who are most vulnerable in this world.\n\nThis webinar will be hosted by Jess Corinne\, the Head of Educational Services for Learnfully. Jess Corinne has dedicated her life to providing learning support to families using multisensory\, evidence-based curriculum. She has 15+ years of neurodiversity experience. At Learnfully\, she oversees the administration of academic assessments in order to create differentiated instructional plans for children with or without diagnoses. \n\nMissed the event?  Don’t worry\, you can watch the video recording here:
URL:https://learnfully.com/event/a-caregivers-guide-to-social-emotional-learning-in-2022/
LOCATION:Virtual Event
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