Supporting Your Smart & Struggling Student through Distance Learning

The Center for Children and Youth is a division of Jewish Family and Children's Services.From everyday issues to challenges requiring specialized assessment; we help parents, caregivers, and educators ensure that children can grow and learn in supportive environments. Our experts offer parenting workshops, parent coaching & consultation, child behavior & school support, clinical & special needs services, parent/child activity groups, and child & family therapy.Join our community:www.centerforchildrenandyouth.org.Workshop Cancellation and Refund Policy:In the event of a workshop cancellation due to low enrollment, you will be given the option to apply the credit toward another workshop or receive a refund. Parents Place does not provide refunds for missed workshops.  However, with 48 hours advance notice of your inability to attend, we will offer another workshop(s) of equal value in exchange for the missed workshop.

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Explore strategies to help your child thrive in school while distance learning (Elementary/Middle/High)

Do you have a bright child who struggles in school, whether during distance learning or in the physical classroom? Are they doing advanced math at home for fun but won’t fill out a simple worksheet at school? Has your child memorized elaborate sequences of historical events but can’t remember to turn in homework? Does your child talk about complex topics but struggle to read at grade level? You may have a twice-exceptional (2e) child! Twice-exceptional (2e) students experience both high ability and learning challenges, which presents unique challenges in the classroom, including asynchronous development that may lead to anxiety and behavior issues. Explore strategies to help your child thrive in school.About the PresentersCallie Turk and Yael Valek, founders of Resilience and Engagement for Every Learner (<a href="https://www.reelpaloalto.org/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">REEL</a>) as well as parents of 2e kids, present an interactive overview of 2e—what it is, why it matters, and effective approaches for supporting 2e learners. Special guest speakers Heather Johanson and Laura Kimpton from Lamborn Advocacy will join to discuss how 2e students can quality for SST/504/IEPs and specific accommodations available during distance learning.Registration closes 30 minutes prior to the workshop. The Zoom link will be emailed at that time.** For the best experience, please ensure that you are on a device with video capabilities. If you are using a smartphone or tablet, please download the Zoom app for this workshop.**Please note, this workshop will NOT be recorded.

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