Workshops-Training

Parent Presentations
Parents, teachers, and support teams welcome! Join us for one of our next presentations
(see training/professional topics, below)

Tues. 5/11, 6:30pm
How to keep your cool in environments that cause anxiousness: for learners, parents, teachers

Join John R. Fleming, DLS founder and BCET as he discusses techniques for reducing anxiousness at school (and work). Presentation 2 of 3 (see also May 18th presentation).

prepping for the worst (how to plan for something stressful)
how to change the perspective: from stressful to workable
how to maintain school or work life with less anxiousness: keeping the balance throughout the day, week, months

Free. Email us for a link to this event on 5/11/21 at 6:30pm, or use our Contact form. To always get our newsletters, sign up here.

Tues. 5/18, 6:30pm
How can the community support learners with anxiety disorders? Generating Accommodations, 504/Americans with Disabilities Act, Special Education, & more

Join John R. Fleming, DLS founder and BCET as he discusses techniques for supporting learners with anxiousness at school (and work).

how others can help all learners reduce anxiousness at school or work
working through the complexity of reducing stress at school or work: accommodations and other support

Free. Email us for a link to this event on 5/18/21 at 6:30pm, or use our Contact form. To always get our newsletters, sign up here.

Our previous presentations span a wide range of topics. Contact us for more info.

April 2021: Finding the Peace of Learning at School

Feb. 2021: Using Vocabulary and Spelling for Better Learning....

Jan. 2021: Expectation / Motivation / Conflict: How Strategic Thinking Helps with Homework Today and School Plans for Tomorrow

Jan. 2021: The Beginning Essentials of Executive Functioning: for young learners and more

Professional Training
for School Programs, Educational Professionals/Educational Therapists, Teachers & School Support Teams, and Parents

DLS’s customized training provides conceptual, practical, and hands-on activities for building understanding of different learners.

Workshops for:

professional learning specialists and allied professionals
schools
parent groups

Topics can be customized to your needs. Commonly requested topics include:

Beyond Strengths and Weaknesses: Training to Build Flexible Learners

Working with Attending & Focus-Challenged Learners

Developmental Expectancies: How to Ensure They’re Integrated into the Curriculum

Working with ASD/Asperger’s/Nonverbal Learners

Techniques to Integrate Dyslexic/LD Students in Your Class (and Still Have Time for Coffee)

Working with Learners Who Process Differently

Integrating Reading & Writing Remediation into General Curriculum

Building Communications with Dynamic Parties (aka Spirited Participants)

Math Skills & LDs

Identifying Learning Differences in the Classroom