Science of Reading Series
Every child has the right to read. How can we leverage years of scientific research to ensure that our instructional practices best meet the needs of the students in our classrooms? Together, we'll explore the foundations of early literacy, deconstruct and explore the different strands of Scarborough's Rope (word recognition and comprehension), and explore how we can leverage classroom, school, and district resources to ensure that every child can become a reader.
Because this session is focused on the foundations of literacy, it's recommended for educators who work with students in grades TK-3, or for educators who work with older students in an intervention or special education setting.
Teachers: This series will take place over four afternoons, in person at SCOE
September 22, October 13, November 17, December 1 | 4:00pm - 5:30pmSite and district leaders: in response to the scope of your work, the following is a suggested (though not required) administrative pathway for this series.
In person: September 22 and December 1 | 4:00pm -5:30p
Virtual option: October 13 and November 17 | 4:00pm - 4:30pm
| When |
September 22, October 13, November 17, December 1, 2022
See schedule -
above
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| Location |
Sonoma County Office of Education, Redwood Rooms A-C
5340 Skylane Boulevard, Santa Rosa, CA 95403
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| Presenter |
Lauren Ridgway - ELA/ELD Coordinator |
| Cost |
$100.00
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| Audience |
Admin/Teachers - K-6 |
| Registration closes |
09/16/2022
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| Registration |
Juliana Flynn,
(707) 524-2816,
jflynn@scoe.org
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| Questions |
Lauren Ridgway,
(707) 524-2600 ext. 2038,
lridgway@scoe.org
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Online Registration is not available.
