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Current Courses

  • Workshop
Early Literacy

This 10-hour workshop focuses on early literacy instruction.  Preschool teachers will learn how to create a solid foundation for reading success as well as how to identify students with red flags for reading difficulty. 

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  • Workshop
Writing

This 15-hour, Orton-Gillingham Academy-aligned workshop explores the writing process from sentence structure to paragraph development, covering organization, drafting, and editing to support student success.

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  • Workshop
Morphology

Attendees will be provided with tools and instructional procedures for teaching morphology to students in lower and upper elementary grades in one-on-one and group settings.

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Classroom Educator Practicum

An individual in the Classroom Educator Practicum will be mentored by a Fellow (or Fellow-in-Training) to continue refining skills to integrate and apply the knowledge, concepts, and skills learned during the coursework in a classroom setting.

The Supervising Fellow (or Fellow-in-Training) will observe a 40-60 minute lesson on 5 separate occasions and provide written and verbal feedback as well as ongoing support over the course of one school year. After completion of the practicum, the individual will be qualified to seek certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy at the Classroom Educator Level.

Due to changes in the OGA standards, Classroom Educator Practicum Certification can no longer be applied towards the Associate Level Practicum.

Questions? Reach Out!

If you have any questions about the practicum programs offered, please reach out to training@readsource.com or fill out this contact form. We will be happy to assist you!

Registration

Please contact our Director of Academic Programs, Jen Burch.

Length

One school year

Location and Format

Virtual

Cost

$1500 - The cost includes five observations of 40-60 minute lessons, including both written and verbal feedback, provided by the Supervising Fellow (or Fellow-in-Training) over the course of one year.

Who is this class for?

Individuals that have completed the Classroom Educator coursework.