General and Special Education Conference

I learned that the latest research in neuroscience confirms what good relational, sensitive, and successful teachers have done instinctively for decades. (e.g. Yesterday, as a substitute music teacher, a tried out a 2-minute strategy that was confirmed by brain imaging; it was a warm-up activity which simply asked students to volunteer a few positive statements about the subject, class, school, their teacher, etc.). I visibly saw their eyes, (brains), and body language fire-up, which set the tone for the rest of the class.) P.S.: I needed as much help as possible, since I normally don't teach music, and volunteered at the last minute to step-up to handle an emergency sickness. I have taught ELD/ Bilingual Education/ Spanish, for more than 22 years. Thanks for the General & Special Education ConferenceSincerely,Virgil Ruiz

Very nice and encouraging.Educative, interesting More of it In Jesus name.I will like to attend again and again.

Great information, lots of ideas to use and try with my kiddos. Went to the Apraxia 2 day conference

I loved the seminar! I would only recommend classes take breaks at alternate times so the break area isn't so full!