Anne Fein joined Landmark College more than a decade ago. Not only is she experienced in the education of students with learning differences; she's a national expert on assistive technologies (AT) — how computers and technological innovations can aid students with learning differences. She oversees the integration of AT into the College curriculum, and oversees faculty training. Not content with merely supporting current AT approaches, she is researching new approaches to using AT in educational environments and disseminating those new methodologies on a national level. Ms. Fein earned a B.A. in Elementary Education at Johnson State College and her M.A. in Education at Norwich University. She has presented over two dozen workshops and colloquiums for educators and parents on topics ranging from "Classroom Management in a Technology Environment," to "Principles of Parental Support." Ms. Fein also presents regularly at student conferences, faculty workshops and staff training sessions on topics such as "Time Management & Organization Strategies," and "Improving Comprehension of Concrete Thinkers."

Courses Taught

Language Skills Tutorials

Guided Studies

Introduction to Communications

Discussion Skills for Today's World

Introduction to Reading & Study Skills

Active Reading

Organizational Techniques & Time Management

Critical Perspectives