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Summer Seminars

Essential Skills & Strategies

Becoming a successful learner, building self confidence, and developing tools for a competitive advantage. This is the basis upon which the Summer Seminars program at Landmark School was founded. These two-week seminars are designed specifically for students who are currently enrolled in public and private high schools, middle schools, and colleges and need and want to develop skills that they can apply across the curriculum. Unlike Landmark's traditional programs, these Seminars are designed for students who have NOT been diagnosed with a language-based learning disability, but seek help with skills and strategies to improve and strengthen their academic experience.

Session 1: July 5 - July 16, 2010

Session 2: July 19 - July 30, 2010

Schedule & Format

Two-week seminars run Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. A light snack will be offered mid morning. Landmark teachers present each seminar in a structured, multi-modal format which provides active, hands-on application of class material. Classes are limited in size and offer an extensive opportunity to apply, practice, and master new skills. At the end of the seminar, students receive a certificate of completion and a checklist of suggested skills and proven strategies to implement during the school year.

Fees

$1,450 per seminar includes all instructional materials and a light snack. Full payment is required prior to each seminar and is nonrefundable. Payment may be made by check, purchase order (from school or business), MasterCard or Visa. Please make checks payable to: Landmark School. Confirmation and directions will be sent upon receipt of your payment and registration form.

Registration

Summer Seminars Registration Form

To Register by Mail: Send Registration Form with a check or MC/VISA information to: Summer Seminars at Landmark School Attention: Colleen Kelleher Post Office Box 227 Prides Crossing, MA 01965-0227

Questions?

email:

SummerSeminars@landmarkschool.org

phone: 978-236-3257