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Smart Kids Who Learn Differently

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Thursday, March 11, 2010

Time

Room

Title

Presenter

CE Hours

Slot A; 8:45-12:00 203/204 Neurodiversity: Learning Between the Lines Jonathan Mooney  
  101 Response to Intervention (RTI) and Twice-Exceptional Learners:  A Promising Fit Daphne Pereles/L. Baldwin, Ph.D. & S. Omdahl, Ph.D.
 
  102

Developmental Neuropsychological Profiles and Differential Diagnosis in Gifted Students with Specific Learning Disabilities

Ann Rowe, Ph. D. 3 CE
  1012 Teaching and Parenting Bright Students Who Learn Differently Dr. Kenneth Stefano  
  1042 Catching Kids Before They Fall: Strategies to Support Students with Sensory Processing Disorder Carol Kranowitz  
  1052 School Success for Kids with ADHD Stephan Silverman, Ph.D. & Jacqueline S. Iseman, Ph.D. 3 CE
  3012 Perfectionism: Blessing or Burden for Twice Exceptional Kids? Pat Schuler, Ph.D. 3 CE
Noon to 1 pm   Lunch on your own. Café on-site.    
Slot B; 1:00-4:15 203/204 Neurodiversity: Learning Between the Lines Jonathan Mooney  
  102 Helping Your Child Make and Keep Friends Stanley A. Fagen, Ph.D.  
  1012 Teaching Your Challenging Child Collaborative Problem Solving Daniel Shapiro, M.D.  
  1042 Neuropsychology of Memory: How the Brain Remembers What It Learns and How To Help Students Who Can't Remember William Stixrud, Ph.D. 3 CE
  1052 What Lies Beneath the Numbers: Decoding Neuropsychological and Psychoeducational Assesments for Educational Planning Vincent P. Culotta, Ph.D., ABN & Sarah Weden, Ph.D. 3 CE
  3012 Giftedness and Asperger's Disorder: Sorting out the Differences Pat Schuler, Ph.D.  
Slot C; 8:45-4:15 3022 Late, Lost, & Unprepared: A Model for Helping Professionals Educate and Empower Parents of Children and Adolescents with Executive Function Weaknesses Laurie Dietzel. Ph.D. & Joyce Cooper-Kahn, Ph.D. 6 CE