Literacy How - Empower teaching excellence

Literacy is the ability to use language to read and write. While speaking develops naturally, reading and writing must be learned.

 

However, many children and adults can’t read and struggle when they try. A lack of literacy can limit success, lead to low self-esteem, unemployment and other unfortunate outcomes.

 

This widespread problem must be recognized and addressed. 95% of students can be taught to read and write. Literacy How helps make that happen.

 

 

SAVE THESE DATES

A glimmer of what’s in the stars in 2012

for administrators, teachers and parents

 

Literacy Luminaries

Tuesday, June 26

Maryanne Wolf, Keynote speaker

Director, The Center for Reading and

Language Research, Tufts University

Author, Proust and the Squid

Creator, RAVE-O

 

Tony Pedriana, Author

Leaving Johnny Behind                                                                                                  

Denise Eide, Author

Uncovering the Logic of English

 

Stellar Practices

Wednesday, June 27 and Thursday, June 28

Two-day trainings in RAVE-O and Keys to Literacy

Many other workshops for everyone, on timely topics such as RTI, ELL,Early Childhood Language &Literacy, Common Core Standards

 

IDA Conference November 2011

Click HERE for a copy of presentation:

Demystifying Dyslexia: Talking to Students about Dyslexia

 

Prepare for the test. Be ready for the classroom.

CT FOUNDATIONS OF READING TEST

PREPARATION COURSE

Call 203-239-7323 for more information.