SENGinar: “I’m not old enough for college, but I’m READY to learn!”

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“I’m not old enough for college,

but I’m READY to learn!”

Preparing children with the

social-emotional skills for success.

Want to make sure your kid will do well when they head to the university? Whether your child is in preschool or in high school, find out how to help your child develop the social and emotional skills that will equip them for success in the college world.

This SENGinar will examine the development of social and emotional behaviors that, in an academic setting, will help equip a student with the necessary social skills to thrive in a college environment. Though our gifted children often possess great intellect and may have never experienced academic hardship, it can be difficult to transition to a new environment where social skills can be the key to higher achievement.

College readiness is a theme that is structured throughout a child’s educational experience. While we generally think of this as related to cognitive attributes, there are distinct academic behavioral attributes that as parents and educators, we must help children develop and refine in order to be a successful college student. Join Sheri Plybon for a presentation on preparing children for higher learning, followed by an opportunity for Q&A. Sign Up Now

Date:
October 28, 2010

Time:
7:30 PM Eastern
6:30 PM Central
5:30 PM Mountain
4:30 PM Pacific

Location:
Participate at home or office using your computer.

Can’t attend the live session? No problem!

All registered guests have access to both live and recorded sessions. Recordings will be provided to registered guests within one week after the live event.

About Sheri Plybon

Sheri Plybon is an educational consultant. Her experience of 30+ years in education, presenting at national and state conferences and school district staff development, eight years on the Texas State Association for Gifted Board of Directors, Member of the SENG Board of Directors, and as a national/international SMPG Trainer and SENG Model Parent Group Leader, provides a diverse background for presentations.