Community Education Webinar

COMMUNITY EDUCATION WEBINAR

Featuring Bradley S. Witzel, Ph.D.

Please join us virtually to learn how parents can support children with learning differences (e.g., dyscalculia, ADHD) through effective teaching methods, technology, and research-backed strategies.

This discussion with Dr. Witzel will explore:

• How do you provide students with learning differences access to grade-level content?
• Why is inquiry-based learning important? How does student-inquiry help students who struggle with learning differences?
• What are good tech tools that will help students access grade-level content?
• Where is the research going?
• How can parents support math development at home?

All are welcome to join this free, virtual event! Please fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Upon registration, you'll receive the webinar link and reminders will be sent closer to the event.

Presentation made possible by the generosity of the Bicknell Fund.

If you have any questions, please contact:

Renee Voth
440.832.7850
rvoth@lawrenceschool.org

About the Speaker

Bradley S. Witzel, Ph.D., is the Adelaide Worth Daniels Distinguished Professor of Education at Western Carolina University. An award-winning teacher, Dr. Witzel worked in multiple settings, primarily teaching math and science to students with learning differences and difficulties. His work involves developing, testing, and measuring the impact of mathematics interventions. Dr. Witzel has authored 10 books and over 80 professional publications, focusing on the learning of children with intensive instruction needs. He served as an author/panelist on the Institute of Education Sciences RTI Math Practice Guide and is a recognized consultant on mathematics education, RTI, and MTSS.