Events Search and Views Navigation
May 2018
This workshop provides participants with an understanding of the nature of executive functioning (higher order thinking skills including planning, organization, and flexibility) for youth with LDs and/or ADHD. Practical strategies to support the development of executive functioning skills and self-regulation in children and youth will be shared. To Register: Call 416-603-1827 extension 5221 or click…
Find out moreAuthors of a newly published book "How to Explain a Diagnosis to a Child". The book is Janet's own recollection of her personal journey with her son and how the diagnosis stengthened her commitment to work collaboratively with his educators to ensure his rights and needs were met. Presenters: Janet Arnold & Francine McLeod
Find out moreJune 2018
This experiential workshop is designed to give participants a better understanding of the different types of memory challenges (verbal, visual, and working memory). This workshop will look at the impact memory challenges have on everyday life for children and youth with LDs. To Register: Call 416-603-1827 extension 5221 or click here to sign-up online.
Find out moreThis workshop provides participants with an understanding of the nature of executive functioning (higher order thinking skills including organization and problem-solving) for youth with LDs and/or ADHD. Practical strategies to support the development of executive functioning skills and self-regulation in youth will be shared. Presenter: Integra
Find out moreSpeaker: Integra This workshop will provide a brief review and builds on the information covered in the Introduction to Executive Functioning and Emotion Regulation workshop being held on June 18. This workshop will offer additionnal strategies to help support children and youth at home and school. Register today with: Lilia at (905) 272-4100 ext. 203…
Find out moreJuly 2018
Presented by: Jeff Richardson, Ontario Certified Teacher About the Webinar: This webinar will focus on activities that parents can use at home to support their children’s math learning. Some activities will offer tools and strategies to help build general numeracy skills (i.e. addition and multiplication) using visual models and games. The webinar will also feature…
Find out moreSeptember 2018
About our Workshop: IEPs are complicated, whether you are new to the special education world or not. There are many tips and strategies that can help. Parents need info to collaborate effectively with teachers and administrators and minimize intimidating situations. Learn exactly what information should be in an IEP, and some ideas to be able to…
Find out moreCome join our Peer Support Network and meet other parents on a similar journey to yours. LDAWC peer support network’s goal is to provide an informal setting to share experiences, challenges, successes and resources. Living, learning and/or working with a LD, or supporting a family member with LD, has its ups and downs. Come learn…
Find out moreOctober 2018
This FREE event is intended for parents and caregivers of children with learning disabilities. The focus is providing parents with tools and strategies to aid them in supporting their children. The day will include a keynote speaker and choice of breakout sessions led by inspiring professional speakers. We are thrilled that this year’s speaker is Dr. Peg…
Find out moreNovember 2018
About our Workshop: Myths surrounding learning disabilities, IQ and how students can reach their full potential will frame this workshop. The path for a student with a LD from primary to post-secondary can be tricky, so we’re pleased to have Sean Cameron return as he leads this discussion and offers tips. Having a long term goal…
Find out more