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Science of Reading Course
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This course is intended for anyone eager to understand more about the science of reading including classroom teachers, administrators, specialists, paraprofessionals, and families, and what it should look like in our Pennsylvania schools. This course also serves as part of the professional development requirement for all K-8 teachers as detailed in Pennsylvania legislation. Our hope is that you use the information from this course to enhance instructional practice for novice readers. While it is intended to address the Kindergarten through 2nd grade levels, the information is applicable to all beginning and struggling readers, regardless of age.
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Target Audience
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K-12 elementary education teachers, ESL teachers, special education teachers, reading specialists K-3 administrators
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Learner Outcomes
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Participants will be able to:
- Define the terms science of reading and structured literacy
- Understand what research explains about the reading brain and the implications for instruction
- Identify the structured literacy components in classroom practice examples
- Synthesize course content to develop a personal plan for aligning practices to the science of reading
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Online Sessions
Registration starts on 9/17/2026
Open Until 11/9/2026
Location: Online
Click Here To Register
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