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A
Workshop Series on Style for Classroom Teachers
and Administrators (click for a photographic preview of this workshop.)
A
four-session, hands-on workshop series for K-12
classroom teachers and administrators to
Understand their own styles of learning
and teaching using ViewPoints on Style
Learn how to broaden their repertoire of
techniques to bridge more effectively to students
and their variety of styles.
Develop "Differentiated Learning" using
standards-based, outcome-focused lessons that
engage learners in performance-based learning
with style and get results for all learners.
Design standards-driven, performance-based
learning units incorporating the Strategy Chart
for Learning Styles, Levels of Thinking, and Assessment
and the Performance Assessment Chart.
Maximize flexibility in working with students.
Differentiate by style, by ability, by needs of
students.
This popular workshop series
can be tailored for elementary, middle, or secondary
level. It is available with Kathleen Butler or
her team of associates.
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The
Inclusive Secondary ClassroomNew!
This
three-session hands-on workshop is designed to
assist content-area secondary-level classroom
teachers to
Understand their own styles of learning and teaching
using Kathleen Butler's approach, ViewPoints on
Style.
Learn how to personalize appropriate adjustments
and accommodations for students with mild learning
disabilities in the content-area classroom.
Available
only within the Northeast United States at the
present time.
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Leading
the Way I:
Style for School Administrators
This
program assists central office administrators,
principals, assistant principals, and department
chairpersons to
Understand their own styles of learning and teaching
using Kathleen Butler's approach, ViewPoints on
Style.
Work more effectively as a team.
Relate more successfully to teachers.
Collaborate more productively.
Supervise new teachers more effectively.
Guide veteran teachers more realistically.
Leading
the Way II:
Curriculum Leadership for Principals
This
program addresses the points listed above plus
guides principals in applying the principals of
Differentiated Learning in working with teachers.
"Region
10 Education Service Center has scheduled Dr.
Butler multiple times as the "prestigious"
presenter of the year for our Principal Leadership
Academies. I found Kathleen to be
an exceptional, highly skilled speaker who immediately
established a high level of credibility with the
100+ administrators in attendance at
each academy session. From my experience, Kathleen
clearly ranks amongthe top one percent of presenters
in the country." Carlene
Lenox, Professional Development Director at
Region 10 Educational Service Center, Richardson
Texas, and a highly-skilled independent presenter
on educational leadership.
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