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Date: Jan 25, 2014 9:01 AM
Subject: 16 Reasons Why You Should Go to Specialized Instruction Saturday on Feb. 1.
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| | | | | | | Top 16 Reasons Why You Should Go to Specialized Instruction Saturday on Feb. 1
1. I'm a little fuzzy on how to use the school lottery and could use some help
2. I'm curious about early childhood development.
3. I went to the DC Education Festival but need more info about early childhood options.
4. I didn't go to DC Education Festival and have tons of questions.
5. My child likes watching Sesame Street in both Spanish and English.
6. I want my child to understand Sesame Street in both Spanish and English.
7. My child is a genius, or I think she is, how can I tell?
8. I'd like my toddler to get a head start on learning math and reading.
9. I wonder if my toddler is reaching his milestones at the right time.
10. I've heard conflicting information about support services at DCPS. What's really available for my child?
11. I'm a new parent in the city and English isn't my first language- what are my options?
12. I'd like to know if DCPS can serve my child with autism.
13. I could really use some free help from education experts.
14. I have a toddler and wonder what pre-K options exist for him.
15. I'd love to know how DCPS can support my child with special needs.
16. My child with special needs shows challenging behavior at home and I could use some tips on how to handle it.
Featuring panels and workshops on:
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION- How to teach toddlers to read and do math at home.
- Understanding milestones in your toddler's development.
- Getting a head start on learning before formal schooling begins.
SPECIAL EDUCATION- Tips for families to help your child advocate for him/herself.
- Strategies to help manage challenging behaviors at home.
- Creating structure at home to reduce stress for children with special needs.
LANGUAGE LEARNERS- Strategies to help your child develop his/her native tongue and English at the same time.
- Supporting bilingual middle- and high- schoolers.
Cardozo Education Campus
Saturday, Feb. 1
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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