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Young Writers Workshop

What To Expect Individualized attention that focuses on improving and complementing students’ strengths. Small group classes of 3-5 students each. Students will meet in a QWERTY classroom for 8 sixty-minute sessions. Meet some new friends, play games, and have some fun! Week 1: July 11th – 14th Week 2: July 18th – 21st Workshop Benefits… Read more »

Emotional Intelligence: How To Promote Its Development

In our last two installments, QWERTY guest blogger, Dr. Barbara Fatum, has discussed the “what” and “why” of Social Emotional Learning.  Today she tells us how teachers and parents can help to promote development in this important area. Now that we’ve discussed what Emotional Intelligence is, and why Social Emotional Learning is important, we can… Read more »

Emotional Intelligence: Why Social Emotional Learning Is Important

QWERTY is excited to have Dr. Barbara Fatum join us on a consulting basis to help us both further our ability to perform educational tests and bring new diversity to our existing test offerings.  She continues as a guest blogger today as we continue a series on Social Emotional Intelligence and Learning. In our last… Read more »

Emotional Intelligence: A Brief Primer

QWERTY is excited to have Dr. Barbara Fatum join us on a consulting basis to help us both further our ability to perform educational tests and bring new diversity to our existing test offerings.  She guest blogs today as we begin a series on Emotional Intelligence. Emotional Intelligence (EI) refers to the ability of an… Read more »

The LD Learner And A Multi-Sensory Approach

As we know, all students do not learn new information the exact same way.  Each learner is complex and unique; therefore structuring the teaching of new material can be a challenge for teachers to “get through” to every student in class.  Many classroom teachers don’t have the training, much less the resources available to provide… Read more »

Math Tips For Students With Attention and Focus Challenges – Part 2

Last week we posted some math tips for students that struggle with attention and focus issues.  This week we complete the series with part 2. Keep Formulas and Facts Handy – Handy, referenced-sized multiplication and division tables that will fit in a student’s pencil case or backpack pocket are a great help. Allow their use… Read more »

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