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2011 Virtual Circle of Learning Customer Conference
- August 25, 2011 by Pam Combs
Customers, mark your calendars! This year’s annual Scientific Learning customer conference, the 2011 Virtual Circle of Learning, will take place on November 4, bringing together Fast ForWord and Reading Assistant product users from across North America. Circle of Learning participants will get to hear the latest in brain research and learn practical applications that will benefit students immediately.
This year’s Circle of Learning will be a 100% virtual event. It will include the same caliber of comprehensive content and keynote speakers as in our past on-site conferences, and we’ll be actively using social media to connect participants before, during, and after the event.
The Circle of Learning agenda features three engaging keynotes—including the ever-popular Eric Jensen (Teaching with Poverty in Mind) and Scientific Learning’s own Dr. Marty Burns (Motivating our Coaches and Teachers) and Andrew Ostarello (The Story of Data). Breakout sessions follow, addressing the importance of attention skills, memory, processing skills, and sequencing skills, as well as a special breakout session especially for tech team members.
Please plan to join us for this once-a-year, not-to-be-missed customer event!
Oh, and did I mention that it is FREE?!
Related Reading:
Students who Struggle in the Mainstream: What their Homework Patterns May Tell You
Implementation Fidelity: Maximizing Your Fast ForWord or Reading Assistant Investment
Attend one of our popular webinars with thought leaders in learning. Live and pre-recorded webinars are available. Register today!
Categories: Brain Research, Education Trends, Fast ForWord, Reading & Learning, Reading Assistant, Scientific Learning Research
