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April 2021
9 Hours Total Instruction | $150This course is designed for parents/caregivers to learn the basics of reading science and how it can be applied to instruction for students of any age. No prior teaching experience necessary! Participants Will Learn: How the reading brain develops The 6 syllable types of the English language A 6-step plan for direct instruction April Schedule: Saturday, April 10th from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (EST) Sunday, April 11th from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (EST) Saturday, April 17th from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (EST) Sunday, April 18th from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (EST) Saturday, [...]
Find out moreThe Science of Reading: Foundational Knowledge and Skills SeriesBlock 1: The Science of Reading embodies over 40 years of research findings from multiple fields of study that shine a light on key fundamental principles of reading instruction. At The Reading League, we ground all of our professional development in three "anchors" that have emerged from this research. This Block also addresses transformative versus additive change, and what it takes to transform the culture of practice in a school system. Block 2: You are likely aware of the importance of phonemic awareness, but what about phoneme proficiency? This Block will help untangle [...]
Find out moreThis Knowledge Block is appropriate for anyone seeking to gain a greater understanding of the school psychologist's role in educational assessment for dyslexia, including critical evaluation areas to target. Specific test measures and key interpretations needed to render a dyslexia classification will be examined. We will discuss recommendations for interventions and accommodations, and conclude with evaluation tips for school psychologists. Instructor: Dr. Sheila Clonan
Find out moreCheck out this wonderful roundtable opportunity to learn how some Wisconsin educators have journeyed into the science of reading.
Find out moreWisconsin educators discuss how they started on their Science of Reading journey, where they are now, challenges they have faced, successes they have achieved, their plans for the future, and their advice for you!
Find out moreMay 2021
Oklahoma's own Kristen Jones will guide us as we learn about vocabulary. Vocabulary is critical for reading comprehension, but just learning definitions isn’t enough. In our time together we’ll explore ways to engage students in vocabulary learning through word relationships, parts, and attributes. Join us as we experience and learn to plan for these strategies. Anyone may attend, and members of The Reading League Oklahoma are eligible to receive a certificate of attendance for CEUs and have access to the recording (as well as recordings of all previous events). Don't miss out--join The Reading League Oklahoma! Become a Member [...]
Find out moreThis course is designed for parents/caregivers to learn the basics of reading science and how it can be applied to instruction for students of any age. No prior teaching experience necessary! Participants Will Learn: How the reading brain develops The 6 syllable types of the English language A 6-step plan for direct instruction May Schedule: Monday, May 10th from 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM (EST) Tuesday, May 11th from 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM (EST) Wednesday, May 12th from11:00 AM – 12:30 PM (EST) Monday, May 17th from 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM (EST) Tuesday, May 18th from 11:00 AM – [...]
Find out moreFeaturing Dr. Deb Glaser, this workshop will provide teachers grades 3 and up with knowledge about morphology and the importance of teaching morphological awareness. It will prepare them to effectively implement Morpheme Magic if they have the program and give them a system for teaching morphology through a daily focus on vocabulary.
Find out moreThe Simple View of Reading (SVR) is at the heart of the Science of Reading research. This seminal research identifies the two most important skills that contribute to reading comprehension: decoding and language comprehension. The research also explains the role that each skill plays in reading. After attending this interactive session, participants will understand and be able to explain the SVR in simple, concise terms. They will also be able to use this important research to guide and improve assessment, instruction, and intervention. Linda Farrell Linda is a founding partner at Readsters. Linda has the career of her dreams, which is [...]
Find out moreJoin author and national literacy expert, Dr. Louisa Moats, and the IDOE Dyselxia Community of Practice as they conclue their book study of this important contribution to our understanding of the language essentials for teachers. Whether you have already read Speech to Print, 3rd Ed. or can't wait to start, this event is for you! Bring your insights and questions for an opportunity to dialogue with the author.
Find out moreJune 2021
This course is designed for parents/caregivers to learn the basics of reading science and how it can be applied to instruction for students of any age. No prior teaching experience necessary! Participants Will Learn:How the reading brain develops, The 6 syllable types of the English language, A 6-step plan for direct instruction
Find out moreSeptember 2021
The Reading League PA will showcase Pennsylvania literacy leaders and local implementers of the science of reading!
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