News blurb: "Teach Your Children Well" authors put out new spelling program

The Belleville (Ontario, Canada) Intelligencer recently published a story on Precision Teacher Michael Maloney and the new spelling program in the Teach Your Children Well series.

For further reading
Authors on a spelling mission
Posted By JASON MILLER THE INTELLIGENCER
April 14, 2010

Teach Your Children Well

Publications of Michael Maloney

Michael Maloney's articles in the Journal of Precision Teaching and the Journal of Precision Teaching and Celeration

Haughton, E. C., Maloney, M., & Desjardins, A. (1980). The tender loving care chart. Journal of Precision Teaching, 1(2), 22-25.

Maloney, M. (1982). Teaching the daily standard behavior chart: A direct instruction approximation. Journal of Precision Teaching, 2(4), 11-30.

Maloney, M., Desjardins, A., & Broad, P. (1990). Teach your children well. Journal of Precision Teaching, 7(2), 36-58.

Maloney, M. (1992). Teaching children to chart. Journal of Precision Teaching, 9(1), 54.

Maloney, M. (1993). Teaching children to chart. Journal of Precision Teaching, 10(2), 18-19.

Cancio, E. J., & Maloney, M. (1994). Teaching peer-tutors how to proficiently utilize the standard celeration chart: A field test. Journal of Precision Teaching, 12(1), 8-14.

Cancio, E. J., & Maloney, M. (1994). Teaching students how to proficiently utilize the standard celeration chart. Journal of Precision Teaching, 12(1), 15-45.

Legault, A., Maloney, M., & Giroux, N. (2001). Learning rates with direct instruction, precision teaching and the corrective reading series. Journal of Precision Teaching and Celeration, 17(2), 89-91.

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Summer 2010 - Hingham, MA Summer Programs at the Fluency Factory

The Fluency Factory in Hingham, Massachusetts is offering group and individual programs during Summer 2010.

"All of our summer programs employ Precision Teaching to assure that students are mastering the materials they are learning."

Group programs for elementary, middle and high school students offered.
Individual sessions for reading, writing and math offered; it's noted to call as soon as possible to reserve a convenient time.

Summer discounts are available for early signup/commitment by June 1, 2010.

Please see the Fluency Factory website and contact them directly for full information on their summer offerings and other tutoring options.

Past related posts
Sunday, November 15, 2009
ANNOUNCE: Nov. 22, 2009 Hingham, MA - Richard McManus to Speak on "Do Expectations Determine Outcomes?"

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Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources

ANNOUNCE: 23rd International Precision Teaching Conference Seattle, WA

Mark your calendars!

Hotel reservation block code is now available - see below for info; official announcements and info on IPTC 2010 will be posted at celeration.org.
(A heads-up for potential presenters - a call for papers is anticipated to be opening soon and projections are that that will run through mid July.)
Registration is not yet open but is expected sometime this summer - check for announcements at Celeration.org.

The Standard Celeration Society is pleased to announce that the
23rd International Precision Teaching Conference/ IPTC 2010
will be in Seattle, WA
Thursday November 4th- Saturday November 6th, 2010


Holiday Inn, SEATTLE
211 DEXTER AVE NORTH, SEATTLE, WA 98109
Hotel Front Desk: 1-206-728-8123 | Hotel Fax: 1-206-728-2779
Group Reservation Code: MSN Correction 5/4/10 - Morningside


Airport: Sea-Tac International Airport
BACB CEs are anticipated to be offered at the conference.

Thanks and appreciation to Kris Melroe, Kelly Ferris and all of the good folks in Seattle working as local hosts to put together IPTC 2010.

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DISCLAIMER: Information is posted for informational or educational purposes of readers but is not, nor claims to be, an official outlet of the Standard Celeration Society or any other organization or business.
Readers are directed to seek definitive information from those primary sources