Cortland Reads

https://www.cortlandcommunitycenter.org/index.php/the-center/classes/esl-classes

ESL Classes Our class is basic survival English. We stress conversation and functional vocabulary, the ability to talk to your neighbor, and or become employable. Our door is always open or call Mary Van at 607-591-0494 if you have questions.

Thank you everyone who came and/or helped yesterday! It was a great meeting with amazing input!

On Saturday, August 5, we will be hosting a program to address adult literacy in Cortland County. Location is The Cortland Community Center at 90 Central Ave. We are inviting anyone with an interest in adult literacy to learn more about Dr. Dee Tadlock's READ RIGHT program guaranteeing results.
This is both an informational and organizational meeting. Please invite anyone with an interest in improving reading skills or who might know an adult who wants to improve their reading skills or needs to learn to read.

The meeting will be from 11:30 to 2 PM and Dr. Tadlock will be available via Go To Meeting to tell us about the program and to answer questions. For more information, please call the Community Center at 607-299-4444 or JoAnn at 607-597-9394

If you are unable to attend the power point will be available by emailing [email protected]

The link to attend Dr Tadlocks portion is below.

The link in the earlier post had to be changed. For those interested in tomorrow's meeting and that are unable to attend in person please use the link below. Dr. Tadlock will need to start the meeting so you may need to wait for her if you can't link in.

New Meeting
Sat, Aug 5, 2017 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM EDT

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On Saturday, August 5, we will be hosting a program to address adult literacy in Cortland County. We are inviting anyone with an interest in adult literacy to learn more about Dr. Dee Tadlock's READ RIGHT program guaranteeing results.
This is both an informational and organizational meeting. Please invite anyone with an interest in improving reading skills or who might know an adult who wants to improve their reading skills or needs to learn to read.

The meeting will be from 11:30 to 2 PM and Dr. Tadlock will be available via Go To Meeting to tell us about the program and to answer questions. For more information, please call the Community Center at 607-299-4444 or JoAnn at 607-597-9394

When Edgar was in 2nd Grade, his reading teacher, Ms. McGee, wasn't successful in helping him become a good reader. Some years later, she became a Read Right Reading Intervention Program tutor and trainer, and in 2008, when Edgar was a sophomore, he and McGee crossed paths again at his Irving ISD high school. The former 2nd Grade teacher was thrilled to finally be able to help Edgar become a successful reader--and, as a consequence, help him pass all of this state tests his junior year. Check out his story:

http://ow.ly/b6Lf30dT2UA

A Second Chance to Learn To Read: Edgar's Story Seven years ago, a high school senior's 2nd Grade teacher became a Read Right Reading Intervention Program tutor and trainer. In 2008, when Edgar was a sopho...

On Saturday, August 5, we will be hosting a program to address adult literacy in Cortland County. We are inviting anyone with an interest in adult literacy to learn more about Dr. Dee Tadlock's READ RIGHT program guaranteeing results. This is both an informational and organizational meeting. We want to invite anyone with an interest in improving reading skills or who might know an adult who wants to improve their reading skills or needs to learn to read.

The meeting will be from 11:30 to 2 PM and Dr. Tadlock will be available via Go To Meeting to tell us about the program and to answer question. For more information, please call the Community Center at 607-299-4444 or JoAnn at 607-597-9394

Reading problems are caused when students construct a flawed neural network to guide the process of reading. Because the network has errors encoded in, it operates inappropriately when it is accessed to read. The result is less than efficient, effective reading.

The only way to eliminate a reading problem is to compel the brain to remodel the network. See how Read Right makes this happen: http://ow.ly/eUUe30bZyUY

Think for a moment about a master musician or professional athlete you admire. What made him or her successful? Hard work probably comes to mind—but it was more than that. Read on to learn more: http://ow.ly/aXxb30bZyPq

Many schools want to bring Read Right to their students, but where will they get the funding? Read Right’s extreme flexibility in dealing with various populations of students makes creative financing possible. Funds can be drawn from several different budgets and combined to invest in Read Right. Learn more: http://ow.ly/3WRa30bZxAi