| Parents choose to home school their children for various reasons.
Most parents report to us that they choose to home school because their
children progress better in the home environment, and as parents, they
have control of the educational experience. Others are frustrated
that their children’s needs are not being met by the traditional school
system.
Teaching at home can be a rewarding experience, but it has it’s own
set of unique challenges. The dual role of parent and teacher along with
learning challenges can create stresses that don’t exist in non-home schooling
households.
The Kurtz Center has a wide variety of workshops that can help with
the educational goals for your family. These workshops are designed
to provide practical working applications for use in your daily teaching
activities.
Below are titles of workshops we have and may in future offer here at the Center or at your location if you wish. |
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| Brain Training Through the
Use of Computers |
| Behavior Problems: Are
They from a Learning Issue or from Something Else? |
| Auditory Processing
and Hearing |
| Vision and Visual Perceptional
Difficulties that Effect Learning |
| Getting Ready to Learn – Brain
Gym |
| Preparing the Brain to Read,
101. An Introduction |
| Memory Techniques that
Work! |
| Sensory Integration…
The Hidden Disability |
| Seeing Isn’t Believing,
It’s Understanding |
| Teaching Skills
– Use of The Socratic Method to Develop Self Motivation |
| Miracle Math I - Unleashing
Your Mental Calculator, 101 Addition & Subtraction |
| Enhancing the Brain's Maestro
... The Leader of the Orchestra and Executive Function |
| Preparing the Brain to Read,
201 |
| Introduction
to Phonological and Phonemic Awareness and Site Word Memorization |
| Spel it Rite |
| How It Feels To
Be Learning Disabled? |
| How to Teach for Co-operative
Learning |
| How to Learn, Use
and Remember New Vocabulary |
| Stressing
as theTeacher/Parent |
| Understanding
and Assisting Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder |
| Beginning With
The End in Mind – Raising a Competent, Confident, Motivated Adult |
| Emotional Intelligence
and the LD and ADHD Child |
| Redirecting Children’s
Behavior and Effective Discipline |
| Psychoeducational
Testing- What Does It All Mean!!! |
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