Join Kelli Johnson, our Director of Community Education and Engagement at The Reading League, for a course designed specifically 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 is necessary!
Professional educators make numerous decisions about their students’ academic needs. To make these decisions most effective, data must be collected and carefully analyzed. Data should help answer key questions: WHO might need help? WHAT kind of help do they need? Is the work WORKING? This webinar discusses research-based strategies for helping educators collect and use assessment data efficiently and effectively to support the decisions and answer the key questions that help every student become a skillful reader.
The Reading League Montana is co-hosting an incredible Science of Reading event at the base of Lone Mountain in the Yellowstone Conference Center in Big Sky, Montana. An international team of expert teachers, scientists, literacy leaders, and coaches are coming to hold Conversations for Change on September 8, 9, & 10, 2022. Register Here
Because of their neurocognitive and emotional vulnerabilities, children and adolescents with Learning Disabilities and/or ADHD are particularly at risk for stress-related disorders and reactions. Neuroscience explains the problem and gives us the knowledge we need to turn this situation around. Dr. Schultz will present research, clinical observations, case studies and anecdotal evidence to explain why children and adolescents with LD and/or ADHD (and other special needs) have a lower threshold for stress due to their repeated experiences with failure.
Join Kelli Johnson, our Director of Community Education and Engagement at The Reading League, for a course designed specifically 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 is necessary!
Join Kelli Johnson, our Director of Community Education and Engagement at The Reading League, for a course designed specifically 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 is necessary!
TRL-Montana brings you this four part series to keep the conversation going after the Summit - September 14, 21, & 28 and October 5 & 12. This is a series hosted by leading experts in language, reading comprehension and writing: Amy Elleman, Tiffany Hogan, Nancy Hennessy, Julie Wolter, Leslie Laud, Danielle Thompson, and others. Register Here
Join Kelli Johnson, our Director of Community Education and Engagement at The Reading League, for a course designed specifically 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 is necessary!
TRL-Michigan presents Dr. Jane Ashby: Teaching manuscript to struggling readers: The why, the what, and the how. Mastering basic reading and writing skills is core to healthy human development.
Join TRL-WI board member, Jeanne Schopf, for an informal Q&A session regarding implementing evidence-aligned reading instruction.
Beth Lang will introduce us to Precision Teaching. The ideas shared can be used to support educators' use of measurement to more sensitively guide decisions in reading instruction and practice.
TRL-Montana brings you this four part series to keep the conversation going after the Summit - September 14, 21, & 28 and October 5 & 12. This is a series hosted by leading experts in language, reading comprehension and writing: Amy Elleman, Tiffany Hogan, Nancy Hennessy, Julie Wolter, Leslie Laud, Danielle Thompson, and others. Register Here
