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This month's video, presented by Brian Goldstein, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, will cover the assessment of phonological skills in bilingual children. The following topics will be discussed: •Completing a case history specific to phonological skills. •Completing an independent analysis. •Completing a relational analysis. •Linking results from the assessment to intervention goals. Please take a few minutes to view the video and then post your comments and/or questions at http://blog.bilingualtherapies.com/.
| Bilingual education touted (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin) FONTANA - Otilia Garcia knows what it's like for parents trying to navigate the education system in a foreign land. A naturalized U.S. citizen from Mexico, the 64-year-old Garcia struggled to help her nine children succeed in school. |
| Education commissioner answers local concerns (The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung) School trustees got the chance Thursday to make face-to-face inquiries about the state accountability system, school finance and other pressing issues at a special meeting with Texas Education Commissioner Robert Scott. |
| Education briefs 0821 (The Woodlands Villager) Instrument Drive The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion and The Pavilion Partners, the official volunteer organization of The Pavilion, are conducting an Instrument Drive from Aug. 11-Sept. 19. The drive benefits schools in Montgomery County that need assistance for their band and orchestra students. |
| Preschool teachers offered ESL training (The Hub) RED BANK ? The school district will offer preschool teachers training to become ESL certified to meet the needs of students in its expanded preschool program. At the preschool level, about 40 percent of students in the Red Bank Public School District are eligible for bilingual and ESL services, according to Laura Morana, superintendent of schools. |
| Board awards Dalton High School expansion bid (The Dalton Daily Citizen) Meco Builders of Chatsworth was awarded the contract for the Dalton High School expansion at a called Board of Education meeting this week. The $13.4 million project includes room for a new horticulture program, culinary arts space, science labs and technology labs. |
