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NJASP Spring Conference

  • Friday, May 08, 2015
  • 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM
  • Holiday Inn East 399 Monmouth Street Windsor NJ

Registration

  • This option is available to NEW members ONLY (not applicable to lapsed members who need to renew). This is only available through pre-registration.
  • Early registration will close April 1, 2015 at midnight.
    If your membership has lapsed, please scroll to bottom of page and click on Membership link. Renew your membership, and come back to take advantage of discounted membership rate!
  • Must bring proof of program to conference to qualify
  • Must Provide Proof of program via signature of faculty advisor or use of student code or obtain student code from faculty advisor
  • If using a purchase order please use this option. It will show as an unpaid balance on your account but will indicate payment method to conference chair. Include PO# if you have it. Please bring copy of purchase order to onsite registration. Your business office can also send the PO electronically to njaspconference@gmail.com.
  • If using a purchase order please use this option. If paying by purchase order please include PO #if you have it. If possible, scan PO to NJASPconference@gmail.com. If district mails, note CURRENT mailing address. NJASP PO Box 9658
    Hamilton, NJ 08650. Or bring copy to conference.
  • If using a purchase order please use this option. If paying by purchase order please include PO #if you have it. If possible, scan PO to NJASPconference@gmail.com. If district mails, note CURRENT mailing address. NJASP PO Box 9658
    Hamilton, NJ 08650. Or bring copy to conference.

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  NJASP Spring Conference 2015

The Neuropsychology of Reading Disorders:

Diagnosis and Intervention

Steven G. Feifer, D.Ed., ABSNP

This workshop will examine reading from a brain-based educational perspective, and classify developmental reading disorders into four distinct subtypes. There will be a discussion matching each reading subtype with scores of evidence-based interventions.  Lastly, the Feifer Assessment of Reading (FAR) battery, a comprehensive and innovative new reading test designed to examine the underlying cognitive and linguistic processes that supports proficient reading skills, will be introduced to both educators and psychologists. The expected learner outcomes are:

●      Discuss the four universal truths of reading and explain why relying solely upon IQ scores, or a curriculum based measurement approach, can be misleading when identifying reading disorders in children.

●      Discuss four subtypes of reading disabilities from a brain-behavioral perspective, and link scores of evidenced based interventions and relevant classroom strategies to address each subtype.

●      Introduce the Feifer Assessment of Reading (FAR) battery as a more viable means to both assess and re-mediate reading disabilities in children from a brain-based educational perspective.

School Psychologists: Please join us and bring your administrators and school specialist colleagues to this informative and timely workshop given the recent passage of three new dyslexia-related laws in New Jersey.


7:30-8:15: Registration/Breakfast/Exhibits

8:15-8:30: Business Meeting

8:30-9:30 Keynote:Susan Martz, Assistant Commissioner, Division of Student Services and Career Readiness

The state of the state: Comprehensive and integrative services to help all children

9:30-11:45: Morning Session

11:45-1:15: Lunch/Awards/Raffle

1:15-3:30: Afternoon Session

 

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