Workshop: Using Technology to Improve Communication

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Using Technology to Improve Communication, Literacy and Learning

iPad apps and free online interactive sites to help children-

Presentations in Rockville, MD

Video about using technology to help people with aphasia- Available now online

Khan Academy- Free online videos to help with math, science and other academic

subjects

Empower Your Children with Technology

Live Presentations in Rockville, MD

Explore top apps and free online technology tools to make learning fun and

develop your child's cognitive and literacy skills

Presented by :

Joan L. Green, M.A. CCC-SLP of Innovative Speech Therapy

www.innovativespeech.com

M. Abrams, M.A. CCC-SLP of Early Intervention Therapists

www.parentuniv.org , ext. 2

Sunday November, 14, 2010 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Wednesday November 17, 2010 10:30 AM -12:00 Noon

Rockville Library Meeting Room Rockville, MD 20850

21 land Avenue Rockville, MD 20850

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(If registered for Parent University 2010-2011 enter code " parentuniversity " for

50% discount)

â— Space is limited- reserve your seat now at www.ittsguides.com/store

â— $20.00

â— Streamline the learning process by seeing helpful tools in action

â— Save time and money- learn what you can do to help your children

Join us to learn about Apple apps and free online interactive software and how

they can be used to help children become more confident and capable as their

communication, learning, cognitive and literacy skills emerge and develop. For

younger children- resources will be presented that parents, teachers and

caregivers can use to engage children in a wide variety of enjoyable activities

involving play and exploration that can support the growth of communication,

social interaction and learning. For older children- resources to help with

reading, writing, studying, and staying organized and productive will be shown.

When used correctly, many online sites and Apple apps can support new learning

and contribute toward better communication skills, reduced frustration, and

greater success in school.