REGISTRATION CLOSED.  This is a two day training.  Training Dates are June 6-7.  Registration deadline is May 15!

 

Live Professional Development

This two-day live professional development focuses on writing instruction across all subjects for students in grades 3-12.  Participants learn best practices to address the writing requirements of state writing standards, including frequent writing in all content areas.

 

Training Description

  • Writing Basics: teaching principles (explicit instruction, using mentor text, providing opportunities for peer collaboration, differentiated instruction and use of scaffolds)
  • Quick Writes: short writing tasks to support writing in all subjects
  • Sentences & Paragraphs: activities designed to develop strong sentence and paragraph writing
  • Stages of the Writing Process: teaching students to follow a think, plan, write, revise process; scaffolds for each stage of the process
  • Summary Writing: teaching tips and scaffolds for writing summaries in all subjects
  • Three Types of Writing: teaching the text structure of informational, opinion/argument, and narrative writing
  • Writing from Sources: teaching a routine for writing responses to teacher-generated prompts based on sources

 

View a Printable Brochure/Registration form or register below. REFUND/CANCELLATION POLICY

 

  • If you cancel 3 days or more prior to training, you will be issued a full refund.
  • No refunds will be issued for "no shows" or cancellations within 72 hours of training.
  • Substitutions accepted.

ACCESSING KEYS TO LITERACY PD DURING SCHOOL CLOSURES

We are closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation and the impact on our employees and the schools where we provide professional development.

During this time period when onsite, face-to-face training and coaching is not possible, we offer multiple options for accessing our literacy PD content and instructional practices.

If you are a current or new partner, explore our website or contact us to learn more about:

info@keystoliteracy.com
978-948-8511