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Susan A. Gingras Fitzell

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Susan Gingras Fitzell, M.Ed., CSP, has been consulting, writing, and presenting since 1993 and has spent the past 20 years onsite in organizations throughout the United States working hand in hand with teachers, management, and employees helping them to increase productivity, learning, and problem solving to reach their goals.

She has authored over a dozen books and is one of only 650 certified speaking professionals in the world today. She's a dynamic, nationally recognized speaker as well as an innovative change agent, compassionate coach, and effective productivity & learning expert. After working with Susan, clients are more efficient, productive, and effective.
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Teach Students How to Learn: The Gift That Changes Everything

12 Ways to Respond to Students' Needs While Making Progress Together

 

What’s the one skill that can change everything for struggling learners—and even your highest achievers? It’s not test-taking. It’s not note-taking. It’s not even content mastery.

It’s this: learning how to learn.

We often assume students know how to study, remember, and process information. But most don’t. And in today’s diverse, fast-paced classrooms, explicitly teaching learning strategies i

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“My approach to teaching diverse Learners in the classroom is to meet their needs in the least obvious way possible so that they don't stick out as 'different'.”
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“A substantial amount of our brain power is devoted to visual processing. When we add a visual component, a drawing component, to what we are teaching, student recall increases.”
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