Event Details
Empoderando a los estudiantes de secundaria con dyslexia
Sponsoring Organization: CT Parent Advocacy Center - Transition Tuesday
Tuesday, January 13, 2026
7:00 PM
Este es un evento sin costo.
Durante esta sesión, los presentadores guiarán a las familias y a los educadores a través de los apoyos clave y las consideraciones de planificación para estudiantes con dislexia que están en transición más allá de la escuela secundaria.
Los presentadores:
Revisarán e introducirán una variedad de herramientas de alta y baja tecnología que apoyan a estudiantes con discapacidades específicas de aprendizaje.
Identificarán y explorarán las habilidades académicas y personales que los estudiantes necesitan para tener éxito, incluyendo ejemplos de actividades prácticas
Analizarán la importancia de contar con evaluaciones integrales y actualizadas de las habilidades de lectura, escritura, lenguaje y procesamiento cognitivo
Presentadoras: Claire Conroy, Ed.D., Consultora del State Education Resource Center (SERC), Kristin Allen, Consultora Asociada en Educación, Oficina de Dislexia y Dificultades de Lectura del Departamento de Educación del Estado de Connecticut, Jennifer Sullivan, M.S., Directora Ejecutiva (CEO) de Fast Forward College Coaching y autora
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