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Tuesday, October 4 • 10:15am - 11:15am
Processing Speed Deficits: The Academic and Social/Emotional Toll

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Many gifted students struggle with a deficit in their processing speed. It takes a lot of effort to diagnose and can be difficult to identify. Often, these are the most frustrated students in school and can be labeled lazy or unmotivated. This presentation will focus on defining processing speed, the signs to look for, the impact that they may have, and how to help students overcome these challenges so they can excel academically and emotionally.
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Scott Lutostanski

Director of Academic Consulting, Galin Education
I am the Director of Academic Consulting for Galin Education in Madison and Milwaukee. I worked as a Licensed Professional Counselor providing individual therapy, group therapy, and executive function skill coaching for gifted and talented students at the Center for Identity Potential... Read More →

Tuesday October 4, 2022 10:15am - 11:15am CDT
Tundra AB
  Social/Emotional