Educators connect via zoom for Central Rivers AEA Virtual Literacy Summit
Central Rivers AEA Virtual Literacy Summit – August 10, 2021
More than 80 educators from across the Central Rivers AEA service territory connected via zoom this week for a free, jam-packed day of literacy learning! Participants selected sessions that met their individual interests, schedules and needs. Sessions were hosted using one of two formats:
- Interactive style
- Webinar style
The sessions were targeted at PreK-12 audiences. Topics included:
- Dyslexia
- Foundational skill instruction
- Cross-disciplinary connections
- Strategies for English-language learners
What our participants had to say:
- “Thank you so very much for hosting this event virtually and for FREE! It allowed me to participate and further my knowledge and understanding of literacy research and practices.”
- “Great information! It was also nice to have it through zoom.”
- “The expert personal attention to questions, selection of quality shared resources, and practical research/evidence-based information provided in this professional development is greatly appreciated.”
- “I love the format of choosing sessions. It is a great way to get updated information out to teachers!”
- “Appreciated the flexibility of choice and the format was user-friendly!”
Miss the event and want to access recordings?
Register for free access to all sessions! https://aealearning.truenorthlogic.com
Course Title: CRAEA Recorded ZOOM Aug 10 2021
Course Number: 201422, Section Number: 308370
Check out related upcoming Professional Learning Opportunities:
- Lead, Inspire, Innovate Series
- Free Virtual Webinar Series
- Clarity for Teaching & Learning Course
- Targeted Instruction for Literacy Course
- Workshop Options for Supporting ELs
- Large Group Explicit Instruction Course
- Small Group Instruction Course
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- Science Infused with Literacy
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- Rethinking High-Frequency Word Instruction
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- Connecting Math and Literacy
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- Dyslexia 101
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- Conferring: Building Relationships With Your Readers & Writers
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- Clarity for Teaching and Learning
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- Building a Strong Phonological Awareness Foundation in Early Elementary
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- Social Studies and Literacy: Breaking Down Silos
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- Foundational Skills for Intermediate Students
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- Tips for Getting Started Teaching Reading to ELs
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- Strengthen Literacy Through the Integration of Digital Resources
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- Visible Learning: Three High-Impact Strategies for Accelerating Student Learning
For more information, please contact Amy Moine, Director of Professional Learning.