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A 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.

Date & time: Mon–Fri · Jun 7–11 · 8:00 AM–3:30 PM CT daily
Venue: KSED Irving Building, 200 S. Pine St.
Centralia, IL
Organizer: Regional Office of Education #13
Regional Office of Education #13
Price: $1,500 per person

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