BONUS DAY!!

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Tentative Schedule

• 7-10:45am – Curriculum Drop-Off
• 11-12pm – Early Access Shopping (for volunteers)
• 12-4pm – Open Shopping in Salon D
• 4-8pm – Cleanup

Shopping

• Open Shopping Hours: Wednesday, June 15, 2022 from 12 – 4pm (onsite at the Crowne Plaza Convention Center)
• Registration Cost: Included in your Full Conference Pass, Shopping Only Pass, or available as a one-day UCS Pass ($5/family at the door).
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Interested in homeschooling but want some help to get started? Then this is for you! CHEC’s Homeschool Introductory Seminar is coming to the Rocky Mountain Homeschool Conference in this special BONUS DAY, absolutely free, day-long training event.

The content is handcrafted to bring you confidence and tools by learning from veteran homeschool parents about the why, how, what, and where questions of homeschooling in Colorado. Get ready to launch your homeschool successfully! Get more info here.

Blocked Learning Gate Screenings with Cassie Moore and Dianne Craft

Cost of participation is $10 and will be entirely donated to CHECs’ Struggling Learners Fund.

Dianne and Cassie will be providing screening to identify your child’s blocked learning gates. Learning gates can be considered information pathways. When we speak of a blocked learning gate, we mean that the processing skill has not transferred into the Automatic Brain Hemisphere. The child continues to need to concentrate on the processing task because of this lack of transfer. This screening will evaluate the effectiveness of your child’s the 4 learning gates.

1. Visual Processing Gate: The act of moving the eyes over a page from left to right is not a naturally developed trait.  
2. Writing Processing Gate: When the child’s visual/spatial skills, or the act of writing, haven’t transferred into the automatic hemisphere, he often looks like he’s “sloppy, lazy or unmotivated.” 
3. Auditory Processing Gate:  A child, who is suffering with an Auditory Processing Problem, generally has trouble with reading.
4. Focus/Attention Gate: A child may look like he has no memory, or a true learning disability, when what is really going on is that this child has to use too much battery energy to remain focused during the instruction, or completing the lesson.  

Dianne and Cassie will discuss each learning gate individually and show you the corrections that can be made by the parent. 

Reading Screenings with Bridget Mosley, M. Ed., Cognitive Learning Specialist:

Cost of participation is $10 and will be entirely donated the Casterline Single Moms Fund.

Bridget offers reading screenings for families of children aged 5+. Screenings take 10 minutes and include an additional 5-minute debrief with parents. You’ll learn your child’s reading level, fluency rate, word accuracy rate, and comprehension level, which will help you develop the next steps in your child’s reading program.

Executive Functioning Screening with Tara Roehl, MS, CCC-SLP

Cost of participation is $10 and will be entirely donated to the Struggling Learners Fund.

Tara will provide Executive Functioning Screenings for children ages 8 and older. These screenings will look at key developmental areas of planning and organization in your child including: working memory, metacognition, sustained attention, task initiation, flexibility, goal-directed persistence and more. The dynamic assessment will take approximately 10 minutes, followed by a 5 minute debrief with the parent(s).