Teaching Reading and Writing is a free professional learning community that provides a place where educators can collaborate on literacy instruction. In the community's series of free edWebinars, you'll hear from experts and peers who will provide insights and instruction on the latest literacy strategies. During each edWebinar you'll be able to actively collaborate with teachers across the country, and around the world.
Upcoming edWebinar Series
Tuesday, May 13 at 4 p.m. Eastern TimeConnecting to Your Core: Aligning Routines for Small Groups Within Foundational Skills Instruction (Part 1)Presented by John Bennetts, National Literacy Consultant, Bennetts Educational Consulting; and Nicole Nelson, National Curriculum Consultant, Learning A-ZSponsored by Learning A-Z
Tuesday, May 20 at 4 p.m. Eastern TimeConnecting to Your Core: Planning Small-Group Foundational Skills Instruction (Part 2)Presented by John Bennetts, National Literacy Consultant, Bennetts Educational Consulting; and Nicole Nelson, National Curriculum Consultant, Learning A-ZSponsored by Learning A-Z
Tuesday, Jun. 3 at 4 p.m. Eastern TimeConnecting to Your Core: Creating Coherence Across Your Literacy Block (Part 3)Presented by John Bennetts, National Literacy Consultant, Bennetts Educational Consulting; and Nicole Nelson, National Curriculum Consultant, Learning A-ZSponsored by Learning A-Z
Upcoming edWebinar
Tuesday, May 27 at 3 p.m. Eastern TimeOrthographic Mapping: How to Make Words StickPresented by Dr. Molly Ness, Former Educator, Founder of Dirigo Literacy; Dr. Katie Pace Miles, Founder and President of The Reading Institute, Associate Professor and Director of the Reading Science Program at Brooklyn College, City University of New York; and Dr. Amanda Alexander, Chief Academic Officer, ScholasticSponsored by Scholastic Education
Watch Our Most Recent edWebinar
Go Beyond the Science of Reading with Explicit Writing InstructionPresented by Natalie Wexler, Education Writer and Author of Beyond the Science of Reading; Dr. Dina Zoleo, Co-CEO, The Writing Revolution; and Serena White, Director of State and District Partnerships, The Writing Revolution