AUD $30.00
26 November 2020, 5:30pm Melbourne Time
Registrations closed. Please contact us if you’d like to pre-register for the next course.
Is knowing the alphabet important any more?
How about handwriting?
Lyn says, “Yes!” and in this session, she shows you exactly why and how both topics can be approached and integrated as part of a high quality program of instruction to literacy learners.
This is the first of two identical sessions on this topic.
POSTPONED UNTIL 2021
15 October 2020, 5:30pm Melbourne Time
10 October 2020, 11am Melbourne Time
24 October 2020, 11am Melbourne Time
This extensive online course delivers 8 hours of high quality professional development on the structure of the English writing system, going from single letters to morphemes in a sequence of explicit lessons.
This popular professional development grammar workshop is for teachers, homeschool parents, psychologists, and speech therapists, and is aimed at teachers of children ages 9 and upwards.
Get the information you need to help deliver high quality literacy instruction for all students. This accessible guide bridges the gap between research and practice, translating academic findings into practical suggestions and ready-to-use techniques.
The course consists of background information on the process of writing, what can go wrong, and research-informed strategies to help teachers deliver even higher quality literacy instruction in their classrooms right away. The overarching theme is that writing needs to be taught explicitly and practised well.
This engaging 18 hour online workshop covers developing literacy with students whose phonemic awareness and phonic knowledge have readied them for the next level.
Launching Monday 2 November 2020
Learn about phonological awareness in this self-paced mini-course.
Grammar beyond naming/doing/describing: Learn how Lyn and the Lifelong Literacy team introduce and practise parts of speech and syntax with their students.
In this mini-course, Lyn defines and explores reading and writing fluency. The composite parts are explained and exemplified.
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