Workshop: Language-Based Learning Disabilities & Teaching Hebrew Online
This webinar introduces theories, attitudes, and tools to support students with LBLD in an online environment.
About this Webinar
How can you best support your students with LBLD (Language-based Learning Disabilities) online of Hebrew during this challenging time?
This webinar was conducted in Hebrew.
This Hebrew webinar will introduce theories, attitudes, and tools to support you in teaching students with LBLD in an online environment. The opening presentation with Angelina Yucht Swenson, Hebrew Language Coordinator at The Shefa School, is followed by an interactive session with Liat Kadosh, HATC Lead Advisor, and Hamutal Keinan and Orit Shakarghi, HATC Coaches.
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