The Winston School San Antonio hosts FREE Learning Series Event

“Walking in the Shoes of a Child with Learning Disabilities”

The Winston School San Antonio will host it’s first Winston Learning Series Event of the year on September 29, 2018 entitled “Walking in the Shoes of a Child with Learning Disabilities”

This event is free and open to the public. It is a true simulation of the challenges that a child with Learning Disabilities faces daily. This 4-hour event is designed to help parents, teachers and other participants understand what a typical school day is like for children with a disability, and the heart-wrenching struggle they experience daily. At this event, participants will walk in the shoes of a child with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning disabilities. This intense, hands-on workshop provides 6 different simulations of learning disabilities.

When the simulation is complete, a short debrief is held to give participants the opportunity to voice their thoughts about the experience. Most often, we hear that participants, and parents especially, walk away with a new sense of empathy and respect for these children. Space is limited–RSVPs are required to (210) 615-7485.

Who: The Winston School San Antonio
What: “Walking in the Shoes of A Child With Learning Disabilities” learning event
When: Saturday, September 29, 2018
Where: 8565 Ewing Halsell Drive, San Antonio, TX 78229

The mission of The Winston School San Antonio is to provide a personalized, college preparatory education to students with high potential and identified learning differences. A Winston graduate is confident, well-rounded, and a life-long self-advocate.

The Winston School San Antonio
The mission of The mission of The Winston School San Antonio is to provide a personalized, college preparatory education to students with high potential and identified learning differences. A Winston School graduate is confident, well-rounded, and a life-long self-advocate.
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