Hello--

I work contract for my county's adult education programs, but I attended a
Ph.D. program based in Cincinnati, Ohio with a site in Washington D.C. (the
site now closed).

How do Ohio policies affect learning disabled, adult students in general,
including college students who might be transferring from Adult Ed.
programs?

I look forward to this discussion and thank you for offering it.

Katherine Mercurio Gotthardt
Online ESOL Instructor
Prince William County Public Schools
Adult Education
P.O. Box 389
Manassas, VA 20108
work 703-791-8387
fax 703-791-8889

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Subject: [LearningDisabilities 1610] Day 1-Guest Discussion of FOB Articleon
Ohio's LD Policy & Professional Dev.


Hello,

I welcome you to the first day of our guest discussion on the Focus on
Basics article entitled Learning Disabilities and Ohio:  Policies and
Professional Development.  Your speakers for this 3-day event are Sharon
Reynolds and Katrina Seymour.

I encourage everyone with an interest in this topic to actively participate.
Feel free to ask questions and comment.

I will be posting their introduction next.  Other messages will follow
throughout the day.

Let's begin...............~ !


Rochelle




Rochelle Kenyon
Moderator, NIFL/LINCS Learning Disabilities Discussion List
Center for Literacy Studies at the University of Tennessee
RKenyon721 at aol.com

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