LML Helps Boost Student Test Scores
Third-grade teachers trained in the methods of Let Me Learn in one New Jersey elementary school are more than pleased with the results they achieved by applying those methods to their instruction: They have seen their students’ holistic writing scores increase yearly to the point that they rank consistently at the top in their district.
LML and the College Retention Challenge: An Interview with Dr. Pat Maher
Even in a depressed economy, colleges and universities are reporting a large number of applications. Many of these students do not remain through graduation, however. Dr. Patricia Maher, Director of Student Learning Services at the University of South Florida, helps us understand how Let Me Learn can help boost student retention.
June 30 - July 1, 2008
Cumberland County College
Luciano Events and Conference Center
Vineland, NJ
Register online at the LML Store
"Don't Leave Learning to Chance: Understanding Learning Diversity”
Let Me Learn's third annual forum on higher education
Las Vegas, Nevada
January 15-16, 2009
Keynote speaker:
Doris R. "Dori" Helms, Ph.D.
Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, Clemson University
Register now for an early bird discount!
LML Around the Globe
Accelerated Training in Spain
October 13-15 will mark the conclusion of Let Me Learn’s special accelerated training program being held in Tarragona, Spain for current and prospective LML facilitators. Read more.
International Higher Ed LML Awareness Workshops Read more
A Unique Collaboration: LML Brings British and Maltese Schools Together Read more
What Works? A Report from the Field
See how Delsea Regional Middle School is leveraging the Let Me Learn Process® to enhance teaching and learning. Read more
Designed for students in third through fifth grade, Becoming a Learning Detective is a 20-page skills book with an engaging detective theme, embodied in the character of Sherlock, a charming cartoon figure complete with Scotland Yard cap…and tennis shoes! In a lighthearted, student-friendly way, it conveys how, through metacognitive awareness and self-discovery, students can become more confident and successful learners. From unit to unit, Sherlock guides students to understand their Learning Patterns, discover their own “Learning Fingerprint,” and become resourceful and intentional learners.
Becoming a Learning Detective is the first-ever skills book designed to help Grades 3-5 classroom teachers introduce and reinforce key Let Me Learn concepts. Each skills book contains an age-appropriate Learning Connections Inventory form.
To order copies, visit the LML Store.
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