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Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes is an organization committed to helping children and adults learn to read and comprehend to their potential. Lindamood-Bell Radio explores a wide range of topics revolving around learning, literacy, and education.
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Helping At-Promise Students Succeed - Khieem Jackson, Managing Director of RAPSA (opens the original)
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In this episode, we're joined by Khieem Jackson, Managing Director of the Reaching At-Promise Students Association (RAPSA), to discuss how schools and communities can work together to create opportunities for students to succeed, despite the obstacles they may face. Learn more about RAPSA: https://rapsa.org/
Online Instruction That Actually Works: Outcomes, Evidence, and What It Looks Like (opens the original)
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Online Instruction That Actually Works: Outcomes, Evidence, and What It Looks Like | Lindamood-Bell What does effective online instruction really look like? In this webinar, learn how Lindamood-Bell's live, one-to-one online instruction keeps students engaged while providing individualized support for reading, comprehension, and math. We share what real online sessions look like, outcomes from students receiving online instruction, and research behind our approach, including Stanford University
Why Some Students Thrive in Smaller Learning Environments (opens the original)
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While many students do well in traditional classrooms, others need something more individualized to fully develop their potential. For these students, a smaller learning environment can provide the personalized support, flexibility, and confidence they need to succeed. Students who may benefit from a smaller learning environment include those who: • Struggle to keep pace in larger classrooms • Have dyslexia or other learning differences • Need individualized academic support • Feel anxious, over
Student success story: A teacher gets help for her own dyslexia (opens the original)
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A literature teacher could inspire students and help them understand complex ideas. But her own dyslexia got in the way when it came to helping struggling readers. Hear why she got help, even when others thought it was too late.
"I always knew I was smart": James Story | Lindamood-Bell Radio (opens the original)
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School was not going well for James. Large class sizes meant that his teacher couldn't get to his questions and school meetings seemed to focus on his failures rather than his potential. At his new school, James gets the personal attention he needs. His teachers have expertise in research-validated programs that are improving his learning ability while he tackles a regular school curriculum at his own pace. Hear from James and his family as they describe how this has impacted their lives. Lindam
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