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A Guide for Teachers: Turner Syndrome in a Classroom Setting
Statistically, in 1 out of every 160 classrooms there is a girl with Turner Syndrome. This guide will help teachers Identify and understand cognitive strengths and weaknesses, social functioning issues, and recommendations to create an optimal learning environment.
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2023thu08jun8:00 pmAdvocacy Working GroupSign up to network and advocate for TS8:00 pm EDT
Join the Advocacy Working Group! Communicating with national lawmakers is one of the most effective ways to raise awareness and influence widespread change. We are accepting applications for this working
Join the Advocacy Working Group! Communicating with national lawmakers is one of the most effective ways to raise awareness and influence widespread change. We are accepting applications for this working group. Sign up below.
The advocacy working group meets on Thursday evenings 8PM EDT.
Note: There will be no meeting on November 3, 2022.
(Thursday) 8:00 pm
2023thu15jun8:00 pmAdvocacy Working GroupSign up to network and advocate for TS8:00 pm EDT
Join the Advocacy Working Group! Communicating with national lawmakers is one of the most effective ways to raise awareness and influence widespread change. We are accepting applications for this working
Join the Advocacy Working Group! Communicating with national lawmakers is one of the most effective ways to raise awareness and influence widespread change. We are accepting applications for this working group. Sign up below.
The advocacy working group meets on Thursday evenings 8PM EDT.
Note: There will be no meeting on November 3, 2022.
(Thursday) 8:00 pm
2023thu22jun8:00 pmAdvocacy Working GroupSign up to network and advocate for TS8:00 pm EDT
Join the Advocacy Working Group! Communicating with national lawmakers is one of the most effective ways to raise awareness and influence widespread change. We are accepting applications for this working
Join the Advocacy Working Group! Communicating with national lawmakers is one of the most effective ways to raise awareness and influence widespread change. We are accepting applications for this working group. Sign up below.
The advocacy working group meets on Thursday evenings 8PM EDT.
Note: There will be no meeting on November 3, 2022.
(Thursday) 8:00 pm
This is the meeting of a working group and is limited to medical professionals. The quarterly meeting will be presented by the Turner Syndrome Foundation and moderated by Kayla Ganger,
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This is the meeting of a working group and is limited to medical professionals. The quarterly meeting will be presented by the Turner Syndrome Foundation and moderated by Kayla Ganger, BS, MHS, PA-C and Mary Gwyn Roper, MD, both active volunteers, leaders and professional members of the Foundation. The objective of this event is to assemble TS women in medicine with a diverse range of specialties to learn more about the mission and contribute to the discussion about solutions on issues facing patients today.
This working group will learn about:
In this discussion, you will:
WE Learn is a Turner Syndrome Foundation educational learning activity.
Every TS WOMAN IN MEDICINE is encouraged to be a professional member and an active contributor to this working group.
(Tuesday) 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm EDT
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2023thu29jun8:00 pmAdvocacy Working GroupSign up to network and advocate for TS8:00 pm EDT
Join the Advocacy Working Group! Communicating with national lawmakers is one of the most effective ways to raise awareness and influence widespread change. We are accepting applications for this working
Join the Advocacy Working Group! Communicating with national lawmakers is one of the most effective ways to raise awareness and influence widespread change. We are accepting applications for this working group. Sign up below.
The advocacy working group meets on Thursday evenings 8PM EDT.
Note: There will be no meeting on November 3, 2022.
(Thursday) 8:00 pm
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