Effective Writing & Reading Workshop for High School Students or Business Professionals


Item Number: 170

Time Left: CLOSED

Value: $75

Online Close: Apr 7, 2010 10:00 PM CDT

Bid History: 0 bids

Description

Effective Academic Writing & Reading


An Interactive Learning Workshop


Overview Session 3 Hours


SESSION TO BE HELD AT UPUMC ON MAY 8TH FROM 9-12


Intended Audience:


Secondary school or college studentsBusiness professionals


Focus


Successful learning involves a clear understanding that writing and ready in are strategic applications of cognitive systems. The systems are basic and easy to understand; the reading and writing strategies are easy to apply.


Framework of Session


Twelve Participants may attend for $75 each.


Each participant is encouraged to bring a "study partner" (no additional fee)


"Effective learning often involves collaboration."


Each participant is encouraged to bring a "significant other" (e.g. parent, spouse)


"Effective learning benefits from an informed support system."


Each participant is encouraged to bring a book for academic study they are using


Outline of Session


Participant and partner will sit together at a U shaped table. Significant other will be an observer in chairs adjacent to learners.


Schedule: 



  • Brief explanation of the cognitive principles of literacy learining

  • Outline of effective academic writing, a program for successful expression

  • Application activity

  • Q&A

  • Break (10 minutes)

  • Outline of effective academic reading program (FAMUUS)

  • Application activity

  • Q&A

  • What's next?


Instructional Staff:


The workshop is presented by faculty and former faculty at university, community college, and schools (public& private). Presenters have graduate degrees in cognitive and literacy studies.


Principal Developer:


Dr. Joseph L. Vaughan, Executive Director


The SWAN


 

This is a Live Event Item.

Special Instructions

NOTES:


$75 Session includes participate, study partner (friend) and support person (parent or spouse).

Donated by

Dr. Joseph L. Vaughan