There are 12 upcoming workshops from 5 organizers in literacy. The next is Cultivating Reading Comprehension Through Engaging Text on Nov 14 in Fullerton, CA. 4 are free, and the most common topic is literacy.
Updated November 2, 2026
Find in-person literacy workshops for K-12 educators and students. There are 12 upcoming workshops from 5 organizers, running in Illinois, Georgia, California and Indiana. Each listing shows the date, venue, grade band and price, and registration goes straight to the organizer.
LiteracyFor teachersSet the stage for curiosity and the joy of reading. Explore approaches to cultivating comprehension with culturally relevant text, scaffolding instruction, and generating collaborative dialogue among multilingual learners in this hands-on session.
LiteracyFor teachersHelp young students see themselves as confident, capable writers. Explore practical, engaging strategies for building a strong writing community, supporting idea generation, and scaffolding the writing process in the elementary classroom.
LiteracyFor teachersMaster the Science of Literacy and Learning via retrieval, spacing, and the pillars of reading to build actionable lesson plans. Bridge the gap between neurobiology and the classroom by deconstructing the five pillars of literacy and exploring how to manage cognitive load. Leave with a research-informed lesson plan that integrates vocabulary, morphology, and metacognitive think-alouds.
LiteracyFor teachersA week-long in-person training in Morphology+, an accredited Structured Literacy program for grades 3–5 (general education) and middle/high school (special education or intervention), with research-based tools for teaching morphology, vocabulary, fluency and comprehension. Supports all learners, including students with dyslexia and English learners. Fee includes all materials and is billed in advance. Presented by IMSE.
LiteracyFor teachersGreat writing instruction isn't built on intuition — it's grounded in science and brought to life through explicit instruction. Attend the morning session (What the Science Reveals About Writing Instruction, 9:00–11:30 AM), the afternoon session (How to Plan and Deliver Explicit Writing Instruction, 12:30–3:00 PM), or the full day. Connect the why behind effective writing instruction with the how of teaching it, and leave equipped to design and deliver explicit writing mini-lessons for any skill, grade level, or curriculum. Presented by Kristina Smekens, president of Smekens Education Solutions. Also offered in Springfield (Nov 12), Naperville (Nov 13), and live online (Nov 17).
LiteracyFor teachersGreat writing instruction isn't built on intuition — it's grounded in science and brought to life through explicit instruction. Attend the morning session (What the Science Reveals About Writing Instruction, 9:00–11:30 AM), the afternoon session (How to Plan and Deliver Explicit Writing Instruction, 12:30–3:00 PM), or the full day. Connect the why behind effective writing instruction with the how of teaching it, and leave equipped to design and deliver explicit writing mini-lessons for any skill, grade level, or curriculum. Presented by Kristina Smekens, president of Smekens Education Solutions. Also offered in Collinsville (Nov 10), Naperville (Nov 13), and live online (Nov 17).
LiteracyFor teachersGreat writing instruction isn't built on intuition — it's grounded in science and brought to life through explicit instruction. Attend the morning session (What the Science Reveals About Writing Instruction, 9:00–11:30 AM), the afternoon session (How to Plan and Deliver Explicit Writing Instruction, 12:30–3:00 PM), or the full day. Connect the why behind effective writing instruction with the how of teaching it, and leave equipped to design and deliver explicit writing mini-lessons for any skill, grade level, or curriculum. Presented by Kristina Smekens, president of Smekens Education Solutions. Also offered in Collinsville (Nov 10), Springfield (Nov 12), and live online (Nov 17).
LiteracyFor teachersBring joy and focus back to teaching. Discuss current practices, identify aligned work, and expand practices to reach more students. Explore targeted instruction and efficient progress monitoring, support accelerated learners with on-level and above-level instruction, and learn when and how to advance student skill development using data. For K–8 teachers, instructional coaches, and administrators. 5 PD hours; registration includes breakfast and parking, lunch on your own. Presented by Donna Whyte. Also offered live online.
LiteracyFor teachersProfessional learning grounded in structured literacy and the science of reading for K–2 teachers and instructional coaches. Explore signs of dyslexia in phonological awareness, decoding, spelling, fluency, and written expression; analyze student profiles and classroom scenarios; and practice evidence-aligned routines in phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Hands-on, multimodal strategies support memory, language processing, and executive functioning. Leave with tools and resources for immediate classroom use. No cost for regional members or non-members.
LiteracyFor teachersProfessional learning grounded in structured literacy and the science of reading for grades 3–5 teachers and instructional coaches. Explore signs of dyslexia in phonological awareness, decoding, spelling, fluency, and written expression; analyze student profiles and classroom scenarios; and practice evidence-aligned routines in phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Hands-on, multimodal strategies support memory, language processing, and executive functioning. Leave with tools and resources for immediate classroom use. No cost for regional members or non-members.
LiteracyFor teachersAn immersive in-person experience for K–5 teachers and instructional coaches focused on high-leverage instructional strategies that build readers’ stamina, engagement, comprehension, and passion while aligning to Georgia’s K–12 ELA Standards. Discover practical, student-centered approaches that foster meaningful literacy experiences and support all learners. Led by Patra Griffitt and Christy Van Meter. The fee is $15 for CSRA RESA regional members and $30 for non-members.
LiteracyFor teachersAn immersive in-person experience for grades 6–12 teachers and instructional coaches focused on high-leverage instructional strategies that build readers’ stamina, engagement, comprehension, and passion while aligning to Georgia’s K–12 ELA Standards. Discover practical, student-centered approaches that foster meaningful literacy experiences and support all learners. Led by Patra Griffitt and Christy Van Meter. The fee is $15 for CSRA RESA regional members and $30 for non-members.
