SF State, Family Literacy Class Uses Film as Catalyst to Discuss Complexities of Learning Differences

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SF State, Family Literacy Class Uses Film as Catalyst to Discuss Complexities of Learning Differences

We received great feedback:

“I have invited filmmaker, Sarah Entine, three times to speak to my Family Literacy class, following a viewing of her film, Read Me Differently. I continue to discover new take-aways each time I view this film. Read Me Differently has staying power; it is a great tool for using in graduate education classes and serves as an excellent conversation starter about the complexities of learning differences. I have personally seen how Read Me Differently impacts my graduate students’ understanding of the nuances of language-based learning differences, revealing the often unintended consequences of how families and schools respond to a child’s learning difference.”

-Marty Conrad, Professor of Elementary Education
San Francisco State University

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