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 Ms. Hecker has taught at Landmark College since its founding in 1985. Currently the Director of Educational Services for the Institute, she has overseen teacher training programs, taught English, study skills, and music classes, and served as an academic advisor, Chair of the Tutorial Department, and Academic Dean for Individual Instruction. She received her M.Ed. from the University of Hartford and her B.A. from Brandeis University. Ms. Hecker has presented workshops, teacher training programs, and/or keynote speeches at dozens of institutions and conferences. Recent talks spotlight venues as diverse as the Smithsonian, George Washington University, The Cleveland Institute of Art, and the Charlotte Country Day School. She lives in Guilford, Vermont, and is an avid freelance violinist.
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- Biology Success! Teaching Introductory Biology to Students with Learning Disabilities
- AYP: Empowering Schools to Meet the Standards for Students with Disabilities
- Strategies to Improve Reading Comprehension in the Content Areas
- Effective Classroom Instruction for Students with LD
- Para Educator Writing Course
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