The application for the Summer 2013 term is
available as a Microsoft Word and PFD document.
The Microsoft Word application can be downloaded and
emailed as an attachment. Please email to
j-vazzano@neiu.edu .
The PDF application
can be printed and sent through regular mail. The street address
is located on the application form.
Applications may be
placed in an envelope and slipped under the door of 2103 Lech
Walesa Hall.
Download Summer 2013 Application in Microsoft Word
Download Summer 2013 Application
PDF
The following
chart contains the approximate schedule for summer 2013 session.
Younger children in grades 1 thru 4or 5 are assigned to the
earlier sessions.
Older children in grades 4 or 5 thru 12 are assigned to the later
sessions.
|
Session
Time
|
Mon. |
Tues. |
Wed. |
Thurs. |
| 4:45 or 6:00PM |
6-24-13 Orientation |
6-26-13 Orientation |
||
| 9:00 or 10:15AM |
7-1-13 |
7-2-13 |
7-3-13 Celebration |
7-4-13 No Sessions Holiday |
| 9:00 or 10:15AM |
7-8-13 |
7-9-13 |
7-10-13 Celebration |
7-11-13 |
| 9:00 or 10:15AM |
7-15-13 |
7-16-13 |
7-17-13 Celebration |
7-18-13 |
| 9:00 or 10:15AM |
7-22-13 |
7-23-13 Final Celebration |
7-24-13 No Sessions |
7-25-13 Parent Conference |
The Graduate Clinical Practicum
Program
Students from Grades 1 thru 12 attend instructional
sessions twice weekly for diagnosis and instruction in
fall and winter terms. In
summer terms, children meet four times a week. As a
requirement in their degree program, teachers seeking
advanced certification as Reading Specialists provide an
in-depth diagnosis and individualized instruction of
students who wish to improve their reading skills. This
diagnosis and instruction is provided under the
supervision of a faculty member in the Graduate Literacy
Education Program.
Parent and Family Program
Community
Program
The Community Program is designed to meet the needs of
children unable attend the graduate program because of
scheduling problems or lack of space in the graduate
program. The community program also services children
and adolescents who have good reading skills but wish
to improve reading skills with additional strategies.
The Community Program tutoring is $40.00
an hour. All participants in the Community Program are
required to complete diagnostic evaluation at a
maximum cost of $200.00. The diagnostic evaluation
includes a written report of the evaluation and
initial instruction. The diagnostic evaluation is
waived for prior attendees of the Graduate Literacy
Education Center Program. Space in the community
program is determined by availability of high quality
tutors.
