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CTY Society of Orange County Webinars
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2010-08-09 from 14:30 to 17:30 |
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John Hopkins University offers webinars for parents and students interested in their Center for Talented Youth and the programs that they offer.
CTY Webinars
CTY is pleased to offer Webinars for our families and schools on a variety of topics, including testing, research, educational planning, and CTY programs. Participants can pre-register or register just prior to the start of the Webinar. Pre-registrants will receive a reminder email 1 hour before the start of the event.
What is a Webinar?
A Webinar is a live video presentation delivered via the internet with two-way audio communication by phone. Participants will see the presentation slides on their own computer monitor and can ask questions anytime during the event. These are presentations that you "attend" from the comfort of your own home, office, or any location that has a computer and a telephone.
When are they offered?
| Topic | Recommended for... | Description | Dates | Time (EST) |
CTY Information Meeting | New parents and schools; general CTY information | Overview of CTY's Talent Search: Grades 2-8, including benefits of participating, information on registering and testing, and an overview of CTY opportunities. | Aug 9, 16, 23, 30 | 8:30 pm |
| CTY Testing | New to CTY?Attend this event before testing! | Explanation of CTY's testing philosophy and why we test. Reviews general instructions on how to register to test and discusses formats of SCAT, SAT, and ACT tests. Provides test taking tips and valuable test day checklist. | Aug 18, 25 | varies |
| CTY ALL Programs | All CTY families | Discusses all programming available to students after they test in the CTY Talent Search: Family Academic Programs, CTYOnline, CTY Summer Programs, and more! | Sep 22, 29 | 1:00 pm |
Make sure to visit their website for additional dates TBA.
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