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  The Randolph Speakers Bureau is comprised of employees who have volunteered their time to help inform the Huntsville community about a variety of education, parenting, and scholarly topics. Whether you are looking for insights into readiness skills for kindergarten, or you would like to learn more about the synthesis of music and poetry, we would love to help. A list speakers and their topics is listed below along with a Speaker Request Form. Questions and comments may be addressed in the space provided at the bottom of the form. Please allow 60 days advance notice for best results. We look forward to attending your event and thank you for your interest in Randolph School. "Learning to Listen and Listening to Learn: Music, Meter, and Meaning in Poetry"
Lewis Cobbs
English Department Head Sensitivity to sound--to poetry as a sensory medium--enriches readers' enjoyment and appreciation of poetry. This talk will suggest approaches for learning to listen and for moving from music to meaning. Through close reading of varied examples, the presenter and participants will practice identifying patterns of sound and exploring their significance. “Getting Your Child Ready for Kindergarten”
Jerry Beckman
Dean of Studies “The New SAT and its Impact on the College Admissions Process”
Craig “Rusty” Allen
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