A guide to presentations with
reading-related topics
A publication of the
Speakers Bureau Committee
of the
South Dakota Reading Council
2006 - 2007
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Table of Contents |
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Literacy Reading Programs |
In addition to the title of each presentation, you will
find listed the name of the person giving the presentation, a mailing/e-mail
address, telephone number, and a brief description of their presentation. Following this are three pieces of
information:
Length of Presentation
Fee charged by the Speaker
Expenses associated with the presentation, i.e.,
mileage.
Introduction
This booklet was
created by the Speakers Bureau Committee of the South Dakota Reading Council
for the purpose of assisting local reading councils in their quest for speakers
for local meetings and other council-sponsored events. It is organized
by general topic in a Table of Contents and by presenter’s name in an Index.
Please forward any additions or revisions of
this booklet to the committee chairs:
Dr. Maurine
Richardson Dr.
Margaret B. Miller
Div. of
Curriculum and Instruction LRL, I.D. Weeks Library
219K Delzell Education Center University
of South Dakota
University of
South Dakota 414 E. Clark
414 E. Clark
Vermillion, SD 57069
Vermillion,
SD 57069
Integration of Reading into Physical Education
William J. Sweeney, Ph.D. wsweeney@usd.edu
University of South Dakota B: 677-5824 Fax: 677-5438
Div. of Curriculum and Instruction H: 624-2168
414 E. Clark Street,
Vermillion, SD 57069
The first of many topics which correspond with the best practices and empirically-based approaches to reading. These topics are aimed at both increasing the general knowledge-base of the educator as well as providing the necessary skills for implementation.
variable negotiable negotiable
Integration of Technology into Lesson Plan Design
Wanda Ottenbacher wottenbacher@k12.sd.us
39496 Prairie Street B: 626-7157 H: 225-1446
Bath, SD 57427
Tips on how to integrate technology into lesson plan design. Presenter gives rationale for use and examples of use in all subject areas.
1-1.5
hrs negotiable mileage
Jean Patrick Ph:996-2110
40519 258th St jean@jeanpatrick.com
Mitchell, SD 57301 www.jeanpatrick.com
Jean also gives
presentations for her other books:
Who
Carved the Mountain? The
Story of Mount Rushmore; Dolley Madison; Cows, Cats,
and Kids; and If I had a Snowplow.
She is
available for school visits, evening presentations, and conferences.
4
presentations/day $550/day*
travel/lodging
*The SDHC Speakers Bureau is able to cover part of
these costs
Meet Beatrix Potter
Linda Venekamp
H 693-3330
2740 Lake Shore Drive
linda.venekamp@dsu.edu
Volga, SD 57071
Have tea with Beatrix Potter and her friend Peter Rabbit. Learn about Miss
Potter's life, her writings and illustrations. Can be adjusted for adults and/or
children.
variable none expenses
Creative Non-fiction
40519 258th Street jean@jeanpatrick.com
Mitchell, SD 57301 www.jeanpatrick.com
Jean, a children’s author and book reviewer, shows the wide range of current nonfiction for children, emphasizing creative format and style. Jean shares her collection and gives away many books.
45 min. negotiable mileage
Literacy + Physical Activity = The
Whole Child
University of South Dakota B: 677-6221 Fax: 677-5438
Div. of Curriculum and Instruction H: 624-6964
219K Delzell Education Center
414 E. Clark Street
This presentation will introduce educators to the integration of literary and physical activities appropriate for the playground, gym, or classroom.
45 min negotiable mileage/meals
Children’s Literature
Dr. Maurine Richardson
(see LITERACY for addresses)
The genres and titles, strategies, authors and illustrators, and bookmaking that are appropriate for the classroom and home.
variable negotiable mileage
Children’s Literature Update
Dr. Margaret Miller and Dr. Maurine Richardson
(see STORYTELLING or LITERACY for addresses)
Learn about the latest in popular children's books.
Variable negotiable mileage
-Applied Research into Reading Instruction
-Phonemic Awareness
-Reading Comprehension Strategies
William J. Sweeney, Ph.D.
(see INTEGRATION for addresses and general descriptions of topics)
variable negotiable per diem/handouts
Hans Christian Andersen
Dr. Maurine Richardson
(see LITERACY for addresses)
Andersen’s life and writing, as well as accompanying strategies to use with students.
variable negotiable mileage
Direct Instruction Reading Programs
William J. Sweeney, Ph.D.
(see INTEGRATION for addresses and general descriptions of topics)
variable negotiable per diem/handouts
Helping Adults Learn to Read
Dr. Maurine Richardson
(see LITERACY for addresses)
A presentation including the characteristics of an adult learner, strategies to use when teaching reading, materials, and types of literacy.
variable negotiable mileage
Storytelling
Ceil Anne Clement B: (701)567-4501
Box 1 H: (701)567-4218
Hettinger, ND 58639
Folktales from various tradition, fairytales, legends. Programs for children and adults. performers and workshops.
variable negotiable .37/mile
Storytelling
Dr. Margaret Miller mbmiller@usd.edu
1539 Brandon Drive B: 677-6094 H: 624-3520
Vermillion, SD 57069
Storytelling for all ages. Can tell for themes as requested such as pioneer stories, folk tales, etc.
variable $50 mileage
Mary Edgar, Black Homesteader
Connie Mickelson
PO Box 46
Enning, SD 57737
Home phone: 605-985-5430
Business address: Enning School, Po Box 22, Enning, SD 57737
Understanding the Pain of Learning Disabilities
James Huff jimliz@enetis.net
4242 Calle Baja B: 343-1136 Fax: 343-2487
Rapid City, SD 57702
(no description) fee donated to the Learning Disabilities Assoc.
2 hrs donation per diem/mileage
-Reading Fluency, Formal & Informal assessment of
reading Difficulties
-Early Intervention Reading Programs and Approaches
-Special Education and Reading Instruction
-Reading Accommodations for Students with Special Needs
William J. Sweeney, Ph.d.
(see INTEGRATION for addresses and general description of
topics)
variable negotiable per diem/handouts
Reading Recovery and the Impact on South Dakota
Dr. Maurine Richardson
(see LITERACY for addresses)
This presentation will introduce educators to the historical background, goals, and purposes of Reading Recovery, and the impact the program has had on South Dakota.
45 min. negotiable mileage/meals
Prose, Poetry, and Song
Pamela Leib leibp@hotmail.com
406 E. 8th St. B: 428-3192 H: 428-3087
Dell Rapids, SD 57022
Participants will learn how to take student writings ad turn them into a theater performance.
45 min. no
fee mileage
Units of Study in the Writing Workshop
Cynthia Nelson cynthianelson@sio.midco.net
1601 Melanie Lane B: 367-4590 H: 338-5019
Sioux Falls, SD 57103
How to develop a comprehensive, standards-based writing curriculum based on units of study.
1hr—1 day negotiable mileage
Life, Literacy, and Learning in Norway
Nyla Amundson
216 W. 7th Ave. amundson@webster.tie.net
Webster, SD 57274 B: 345-4651 H: 345-3674
Norway has one of the highest literacy rates in the world. Nyla will share her insight and experiences of her trips to Norway.
30 min.
free to variable mileage
Teaching Shakespeare Through
Performance
Dr. Tim Duggan tduggan@usd.edu
4725 East Main St. B: 67758332
Vermillion, SD 57069 H: 624-3940
Learn to read Shakespeare as actors and directors and bring text (words) to life.
Variable variable N/A
Literacy Includes Families, Schools, and Communities
Dr. Maurine Richardson mrichard@usd.edu
University of South Dakota B: 677-6221 Fax: 677-5438
Div. of Curriculum and Instruction H: 624-6964
219K Delzell Education Center
414 E. Clark, Vermillion, SD 57069
This program will introduce educators to strategies and activities that will develop involvement between the families, schools, and communities through literacy and the visual arts.
45 min. negotiable meals/mileage
Integrating Music and Reading
Dr. Tim Duggan tduggan@usd.edu
4725 East Main St. B: 677-58332
Vermillion, SD 57069 H: 624-3940
Learn How Musical Interpretation Improves Reading Skills
Variable variable N/A
Illiteracy-Techniques
To Become Literate for Children of All Ages
Peggy Humbracht chranch1@sdplains.com
HCR 59 - Box 1 B: 797-4493 FAX: 797-4593
Camp Crook, SD 57724 H: 797-4493
An in-depth discussion of illiteracy, reasons why, coping skills used, and techniques used to help the learning disabled and illiterate.
1 hr negotiable expenses
paid
Working Mothers in Children’s Literature
Dr. Margaret Miller
(see Storytelling for addresses)
Book Talking... books w/working mothers for grades k - 6.
variable $25 mileage
Young Adult Literature - Titles, Uses, Resources, and
Authors
Lisa Hazlett lspiegel@usd.edu
421 Sterling St. B: 677-6293 Fax: 677-5438
Vermillion, SD 57069 H: 624-4788
A discussion of any aspect of young adult literature
variable negotiable mileage
Poetry for Everyone
Cynthia Nelson cynthianelson1@sio.midco.net
1601 Melanie Lane B: 367-4590 H: 338-5019
Sioux Falls, SD 57103
Why poetry should be a regular part of a writing workshop and techniques for writing poetry with students.
1hr—1 day negotiable mileage