This is your opportunity to ask questions and drive the conversation. Our focus will be on MTSS/MLSS. Today, we are addressing the delivery of instruction. This is your opportunity to ask questions and drive the conversation. Our focus will be on MTSS/MLSS. Today, we are addressing the delivery of instruction.
Beginning this September, you will join a dynamic network of passionate educators committed to real and lasting change. Guided by mentors Angela Hanlin, Jacalyn Weissenburger, and Jeanne Schopf, Wednesday Wisdom offers a one-hour virtual mentorship session on the first Wednesday of each month through April. Each session will equip you with practical strategies in leadership, systems, structures, evidence-based practices, and coaching. Most importantly, you’ll be connected to a supportive community of leaders dedicated to strengthening literacy outcomes for all students, K–12.
Join us in-person at the Brookfield Conference Center, or via live stream, for a day of learning with the nation's top literacy practitioners, researchers, and thought leaders! Holly Lane, Pam Kastner, Sonia Cabell, and Hugh Catts are the keynote speakers, and the Cudahy, WI School District will share their journey into the science of reading. Come and connect with other educators who are upping their game in providing effective literacy instruction.
Join Linda Farrell and Michael Hunt to learn how to teach students to break up multi-syllable words for easy reading and spelling.
This is your opportunity to ask questions and drive the conversation. Our focus will be on MTSS/MLSS. Today, we are discussing navigating reading assessments.
Beginning this September, you will join a dynamic network of passionate educators committed to real and lasting change. Guided by mentors Angela Hanlin, Jacalyn Weissenburger, and Jeanne Schopf, Wednesday Wisdom offers a one-hour virtual mentorship session on the first Wednesday of each month through April. Each session will equip you with practical strategies in leadership, systems, structures, evidence-based practices, and coaching. Most importantly, you’ll be connected to a supportive community of leaders dedicated to strengthening literacy outcomes for all students, K–12.
This is your opportunity to ask questions and drive the conversation. Our focus will be on MTSS/MLSS. Today, we are addressing the foundations of MTSS.
Beginning this September, you will join a dynamic network of passionate educators committed to real and lasting change. Guided by mentors Angela Hanlin, Jacalyn Weissenburger, and Jeanne Schopf, Wednesday Wisdom offers a one-hour virtual mentorship session on the first Wednesday of each month through April. Each session will equip you with practical strategies in leadership, systems, structures, evidence-based practices, and coaching. Most importantly, you’ll be connected to a supportive community of leaders dedicated to strengthening literacy outcomes for all students, K–12.
Beginning this September, you will join a dynamic network of passionate educators committed to real and lasting change. Guided by mentors Angela Hanlin, Jacalyn Weissenburger, and Jeanne Schopf, Wednesday Wisdom offers a one-hour virtual mentorship session on the first Wednesday of each month through April. Each session will equip you with practical strategies in leadership, systems, structures, evidence-based practices, and coaching. Most importantly, you’ll be connected to a supportive community of leaders dedicated to strengthening literacy outcomes for all students, K–12.
Beginning this September, you will join a dynamic network of passionate educators committed to real and lasting change. Guided by mentors Angela Hanlin, Jacalyn Weissenburger, and Jeanne Schopf, Wednesday Wisdom offers a one-hour virtual mentorship session on the first Wednesday of each month through April. Each session will equip you with practical strategies in leadership, systems, structures, evidence-based practices, and coaching. Most importantly, you’ll be connected to a supportive community of leaders dedicated to strengthening literacy outcomes for all students, K–12.
