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1. LETRS Vol. 1: Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/21/2021 to 2/1/2022

SPECIAL NOTES:
1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively:
Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read;
Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English;
Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling
Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition.

Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $340, including parking and breakfast.

(2) Participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course from robyn.rogers@voyagersopris.com at $350 per person. For more information on how/where to purchase materials, please call Jana Loge at 417-836-6319 or janaloge@missouristate.edu
The total cost for the four-day training, manual, and online course is $690.

2. LETRS Vol 2 - Language Comprehension

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/28/2021 to 3/1/2022

LETRS (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling) units address each essential component of reading instruction and the foundational concepts that link each component. Units 5-8 focus specifically on oral language and vocabulary, understanding reading comprehension, text-driven comprehension instruction, and the reading-writing connection.

Completion of LETRS Vol. 1 (Units 1-4) is a prerequisite to Vol. 2.

The 'blended learning' format of Vol. 2 series includes four face-to-face training dates (one day for each of the units), and an online course (through Voyager Sopris) that includes tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction.

Registration for four F2F dates includes parking and breakfast for $340. Lunch on your own.
Estimated cost for LETRS Vol. 2 manual and online course is $350 per person.
Total cost $690.

3. LETRS Vol. 1 (CLSD Grant Only)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 10/5/2021 to 3/29/2022

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4. LETRS: Early Childhood Educators

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 10/26/2021 to 1/27/2022

This three-day series is designed to deepen your understanding of the what, why, and how of early literacy and language development, including assessment and instruction strategies. LETRS (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling) provides the "science of reading” application of research into the classroom no matter the curriculum or program used. The blended learning format of this series includes three days of face-to-face training and self-paced online tutorials/videos of effective early childhood classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: The face-to-face may have a virtual option. Participants must purchase LETRS Early Childhood Educator manual and online course from robyn.rogers@voyagersopris.com for $199, prior to the first session. Cost for face-to-face training is $75 per day, including parking and breakfast. Total cost for the blended format is $424. For more information, please contact janaloge@missouristate.edu

5. The Writing Revolution Book Study

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Dates: 3/7/2022

Do you have students who struggle with the writing process? Would you like to learn about explicit teaching methods to use with all your students? This book study is meant to supplement independent reading of the text "The Writing Revolution” with live review and discussion sessions through Zoom. The first 12 people to register will receive a complementary copy of The Writing Revolution by mail. There will be 5 meeting dates: 3/7, 3/21, 3/28, 4/4, 4/11 from 4pm-5pm. You will only need to sign up for the March 7th date.

6. LETRS Vol. 1: Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 4/11/2022 to 7/26/2022

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: 1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course from bryce.lane@lexialearning.com at $369 per person. For more information on how/where to purchase materials, please call Jana Loge at 417-836-6319 or janaloge@missouristate.edu The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669.

7. Differentiated Instruction (DI) - VIrtual

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Virtual Training (-, -)

Dates: 4/18/2022

Differentiation is an instructional process in which teachers proactively transform instruction, learning activities, and student products to maximize each student's growth and individual success by meeting their learning needs.

A zoom link will be sent out to registered participants a few days before the session. The training will begin promptly at 12:30 pm and conclude at 3:30 pm.

8. MELL Connect & Collaborate

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 4/29/2022

Come together with your MELL colleagues from across the SW Region to learn from each other and problem-solve. FOCUS ON REFLECTION AND PLANNING FOR NEXT YEAR. Bring your lunch and plan to work together in teams to address common challenges and find creative solutions. We will harness our collective brilliance!

9. SoR Summer Boot Camp

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Bentley Administration Center (Springfield, MO) [map]

Dates: 6/6/2022 to 7/11/2022

This boot camp is targeted for Elementary Educators that want to deepen their knowledge of the Science of Reading and effective practices. Topics include Phonological Awareness, Phonics, Vocabulary, Comprehension, Spelling, and Writing. These sessions will be full of hands-on activities that you can take back and use in your classrooms. With the knowledge you gain you will become a critical consumer of other supplemental materials as well. We will meet face to face from 4-7pm each Monday from June 6th through July 11th (with the exception of the 4th of July; we will do a virtual session on that Wednesday instead).

10. Digging Deep into Language Comprehension

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Bentley Administration Center (Springfield, MO) [map]

Dates: 6/7/2022 to 7/12/2022

This 6 week course will focus on the Language Comprehension side of the Reading Rope. The course will examine the essentials of background knowledge on reading comprehension, design explicit vocabulary instruction for the classroom, and explore effective comprehension instruction and strategies for deeper understanding of text. You will be able walk away with strategies to utilize in your classroom. Meeting dates are: 6/7, 6/14, 6/21, 6/28, 7/5, 7/12. There will be face to face and virtual meetings. Meetings will be held at the Bentley Administration Center, 1610 E Sunshine St, Springfield, MO 65804.

11. The Writing Revolution Virtual Book Study

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: 4 Virtual (Internet, MO)

Dates: 6/8/2022 to 7/13/2022

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND...Do you have students who struggle with the writing process? Would you like to learn about explicit teaching methods to use with all your students? This book study is meant to supplement independent reading of the text "The Writing Revolution” with live review and discussion sessions through Zoom. There will be 6 meeting dates: 6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29, 7/6, 7/13 from 4pm-6pm. You will need to purchase the text The Writing Revolution.

12. LETRS Vol. 1: Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 6/14/2022 to 9/7/2022

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face (or virtual) learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: 1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and hot breakfast. (2) Participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course from amy.langlais@lexialearning.com for 2,000-7,000 student enrollment or laura.franzese@lexialearning.com for up to 2,000 student enrollment, at $369 per person. For more information on how/where to purchase materials, please call Jana Loge at 417-836-6319 or janaloge@missouristate.edu The total cost for the four-day training and materials (including hot breakfast and parking), LETRS manual, and online course license is $669.00. NOTE: ATLL will be offering LETRS scholarships, beginning this summer, which means REIMBURSEMENT of all expenses, if application is completed and accepted! In addition, DESE's Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative registrations for the same professional learning opportunity for K-3 Teachers only, will be available soon, with training beginning early this fall!

13. SW Region MLDS New Leaders Emerging I Cohort- Joplin July 20 (Wednesday)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Joplin Administration Building (Joplin, MO)

Audience: SW Region MLDS New Leaders Emerging I JOPLIN Cohort

Dates: 7/20/2022

Attention New Leaders in the Southwest Region: MLDS New Leaders Cohort will kick-off on July 20 (Wednesday) with our Critical Firsts Session-Getting Ready for Back to School as a new leader! Learn about effective first meetings, managing preparations for the start of school, Q and A with experienced leaders, checklists and resources to start the year with purpose and a clear direction!

Start time: 9:00 a.m. End time: 2:00 p.m. Location: Joplin Administrative Building, 825 S. Pearl, Joplin

Lunch will be provided!

Come join us to learn about the support MLDS offers, network with your regional colleagues and conquer the Critical Firsts for 2022-23!

If you have questions or need additional information, please email Annette Cozort: acozort@missouristate.edu

14. MTDS Mastering: Foundations of Coaching and Mentoring Cohort 1

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 7/22/2022 to 3/2/2023

This program offers learning and support for mentor teachers.

MTDS Mastering: Foundations of Coaching and Mentoring is part of the Missouri Teacher Development System.

This opportunity provides:

-coaching, observation, and feedback training and support.

-consultant support

-regional networking with other mentor teachers

-opportunities to apply newly acquired skills with beginning teachers

-competency-based programming

MTDS Mastering: Foundations of Coaching and Mentoring emphasizes the following MTDS Competencies:

Managing a Classroom: Manages Behavior, Creates & Manages a Learning Environment, Communicates Progress Toward Learning Goals

Being a Professional: Supports School District Vision, Mission, & Goals

Designing Instruction: Develops Research-Based Instruction

Reflecting on Practice: Sets Growth Goals

15. SW Region MLDS New Leaders Emerging I Cohort- Springfield July 22 (Friday)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Holiday Inn North, 2720 N Glenstone Ave, Springfield (Springfied, MO) [map]

Audience: New Leaders Emerging I Springfield MLDS

Dates: 7/22/2022

Attention New Leaders in the Southwest Region: MLDS New Leaders Cohort will kick-off on July 22 (Friday) with our Critical Firsts Session-Getting Ready for Back to School as a new leader! Learn about effective first meetings, managing preparations for the start of school, Q and A with experienced leaders, checklists and resources to start the year with purpose and a clear direction!

Start time: 9:00 a.m. at the Holiday Inn North, Springfield End time: 2:00 p.m.

Brunch will be provided!

Come join us to learn about the support MLDS offers, network with your regional colleagues and conquer the Critical Firsts for 2022-23!

If you have questions or need additional information, please email Annette Cozort: acozort@missouristate.edu

16. SW Region MLDS New Leaders Emerging I Cohort- Springfield July 26 (Tuesday)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Holiday Inn North, 2720 N Glenstone Ave, Springfield (Springfied, MO) [map]

Audience: SW Region New Leaders Emerging I MLDS Springfield Cohort

Dates: 7/26/2022

Attention New Leaders in the Southwest Region: MLDS New Leaders Cohort will kick-off on July 26 (Tuesday) with our Critical Firsts Session-Getting Ready for Back to School as a new leader! Learn about effective first meetings, managing preparations for the start of school, Q and A with experienced leaders, checklists and resources to start the year with purpose and a clear direction!

Start time: 9:00 a.m. at the Holiday Inn North, Springfield End time: 2:00 p.m.

Brunch will be provided!

Come join us to learn about the support MLDS offers, network with your regional colleagues and conquer the Critical Firsts for 2022-23!

If you have questions or need additional information, please email Annette Cozort: acozort@missouristate.edu

17. Leading, Supporting, & Coaching Classroom Management for Administrators

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Audience: Administrators, Leadership teams, behavior coaches

Dates: 7/27/2022

"Effective classroom management is a key component of effective instruction, regardless of grade level, subject, pedagogy, or curriculum.” Consider this statement as a call for effective classroom management strategies for ALL. How confident are you that ALL staff consistently implement effective classroom practices to provide an engaging, predictable and safe learning environment for all students? How might you, as an instructional leader, lead, support, and provide coaching for your staff in reference to effective classroom management practices? These things we know: Effective classroom managers are known not only by what they do when misbehavior occurs, but by what they do to set their classrooms up for academic success and to prevent problems from occurring. In many classrooms, up to half of the school day is lost to discipline and other non-instructional activities. Academic learning time, or the amount of time that students are actively and productively engaged in learning, is a strong determinant of achievement. An effective classroom manager will clarify the behaviors needed to be successful in each classroom setting or activity, teach and review those expected behaviors routinely, catch and positively acknowledge students being successful, and provide immediate, objective correction when behavior does not meet expectations. An effective classroom manager intentionally plans and implements practices that positively impact engaged time; that proportion of instructional time where students are actively engaged in learning as evidenced by paying attention, responding frequently and accurately, completing work, and interacting appropriately with peers about assigned work. This session will offer you opportunities to learn about the 8 effective classroom practices, determine "non-negotiables” for your staff expectations, and explore walk-through tools/models. Time for networking with other leaders will be offered, in order to effectively lead, support, & coach successful classroom management.

18. MTDS Beginning Teacher Assistance Program A (BTAP) Cohort 1

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 7/28/2022 to 4/11/2023

Beginning teachers are one of our greatest assets. Yet, 17% of teachers leave the career within the first five years (Gray et al., 2015). Effective professional development is a key factor of teacher retention (Podolsky et al., 2018).

This program is part of the Missouri Teacher Development System

This opportunity provides:

-networking with other new teachers and educational consultants

-just-in-time learning (critical firsts)

-awareness of the phases of a new teacher

-relationship-building skills

-on-demand learning, including videos by Mike Rutherford

MTDS BTAP meets Missouri's BTAP certification requirements and emphasizes the following MTDS Competencies:

Builds Relationships & Culture: Creating culturally responsive relationships built on trust and mutual respect for all
Creates & Manages a Learning Environment: Implementing classroom layouts and organizational strategies to:

-promote student interaction

-meet student needs and well-being

-minimize disruption

-allow teacher movement for monitoring student progress

-increase & manage student productivity

-encourage self-directed student learning

Develops Research-Based Instruction: Using research-based lesson planning models/practices to plan lessons that include:

-lesson targets

-activities, tasks, and/or experiences

-research-based and/or evidence-based strategies

-methods for monitoring/communicating student progress towards meeting lesson target

Engages Students in Content: Evaluating lessons to identify engaging qualities of work, high level thinking, and high-yield instructional strategies

19. MTDS Teacher Academy

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 8/1/2022 to 4/26/2023

This program offers support for mid-career teachers.

MTDS Teacher Academy is part of the Missouri Teacher Development System and is open to any teacher who has:

-completed a Beginning Teacher Assistance Program in MO

-completed at least 3 years of successful teaching

-a strong desire for professional improvement

This opportunity provides:

-Statewide event with national expert, John Antonetti

-a copy John's book: 17,000 Classroom Visits Can't Be Wrong

-access to on-demand learning modules to enrich teacher learning anywhere and anytime

-consultant support

-networking with other teachers

-competency-based programming

MTDS Teacher Academy emphasizes these MTDS Competencies:

Community Builder: Works in a Community of Practice (Shares innovative practices and revisions to instruction obtained from conducting action research and the use of emerging research within a community of practice)

Reflective Learner: Engages in Ongoing Reflective Practice (Reflects on, in, and for practice, focusing on: (a)directing future instruction by reflecting; and (b)monitoring progress, evaluating results, and adjusting instruction based on the use of action research and student growth data)

Instructional Designer: Uses Data to Make Decisions (Designs and adjusts lessons &/or learning goals in response to ongoing analysis of student needs based on multiple sources of data to meet individual learning needs and promote student progress)

Facilitator of Student Thinking & Learning: Engages Students in Content (Facilitates learning experiences that combine engaging qualities of work, high level thinking, and high-yield instructional strategies to engage students intellectually, academically, &/or emotionally in content and in advancing their own learning.

20. MTDS Mastering C: Foundations of Coaching and Mentoring Cohort 2

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 8/5/2022 to 3/1/2023

This program offers learning and support for mentor teachers.

Mastering: Mentoring is part of the Missouri Teacher Development System.

This opportunity provides:

-coaching, observation, and feedback training and support.

-consultant support

-regional networking with other mentor teachers

-opportunities to apply newly acquired skills with beginning teachers

-competency-based programming

Mastering: Mentoring emphasizes the following MTDS Competencies:

Managing a Classroom: Manages Behavior, Creates & Manages a Learning Environment, Communicates Progress Toward Learning Goals

Being a Professional: Supports School District Vision, Mission, & Goals

Designing Instruction: Develops Research-Based Instruction

Reflecting on Practice: Sets Growth Goals

21. Special Education New Teacher Academy (not part of BTAP)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Holiday Inn North, 2720 N Glenstone Ave, Springfield (Springfied, MO) [map]

Dates: 8/8/2022 to 2/6/2023

The Special Education New Teacher Academy is designed to provide a supportive learning opportunity for new teachers. The group will meet four days and the participant must attend all four days so please ensure your district can provide a substitute for you on those four days. We will meet on August 8th, August 9th, November 7th, and February 6th. We will meet at the Holiday Inn North at Glenstone and I44. Breakfast and lunch will be served. Registration and breakfast will be from 8:00-8:30, content will begin a 8:30, and we will end by 3:#0 on each of the days. Cost will be $40.00 per day ($160.00 total) to cover facility, continental breakfast, and lunch. When you register, you are agreeing to attend all four days of New Teacher Academy. Cancellations will not be taken after August 1st. We will discuss components specific to being a special education teacher and do so in a sequence that will best help you do your job. We will start with resources and the components of a quality IEP, along with how to process transfer students from a compliance standpoint. We will spend the afternoon of August 8th with Jordan Politte talking about behavior management. We will also work in some content on Specially Designed Instruction and some literacy instruction. The four days will focus on the areas of most common noncompliance including, but not limited to, discipline, IEP development and evaluations/reevaluations. Provides hands-on training using the model forms, the Standards and Indicators Manual and the State Plan for Special Education.

22. MTDS Grow Your Own (GYO) Regional Cohort - Southwest Region

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 8/10/2022 to 3/24/2023

Missouri students need great teachers. Your role as a builder of the next generation of educators is SO important! Together we can help build the future of Missouri teachers.

Regional Grow Your Own cohorts are designed:

-to connect district GYO program designers/facilitators through active collaborative groups.
-to promote resource/information sharing among colleagues.
-to create opportunities that inspire students to become great educators.
-using the Aspiring Level state competencies as a focus.

Join us for quarterly meetings if you are a designer/facilitator of a GYO club/chapter or class who wants to:

-connect with other leaders who work with the next generation of educators.
-hear relevant guest speakers.
-learn about resources and opportunities that support your program.
-share the fantastic happenings of your group of future teachers.

Regional cohorts support the implementation and growth of GYO teacher recruitment programs in all Missouri school districts and charter schools. The state MTDS GYO Teacher Development Specialist, a former Ed Pathways Dual Credit Class Teacher & Ed Club Sponsor who completed doctoral work on Missouri's GYO programs, will be facilitating cohort gatherings.

23. MTDS Beginning Teacher Assistance Program A (BTAP) Cohort 2

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 8/30/2022 to 4/12/2023

This program is part of the Missouri Teacher Development System

This opportunity provides:

-networking with other new teachers and educational consultants

-just-in-time learning (critical firsts)

-awareness of the phases of a new teacher

-relationship-building skills

-on-demand learning, including videos by Mike Rutherford

MTDS BTAP meets Missouri's BTAP certification requirements and emphasizes the following MTDS Competencies:

Builds Relationships & Culture: Creating culturally responsive relationships built on trust and mutual respect for all
Creates & Manages a Learning Environment: Implementing classroom layouts and organizational strategies to:

-promote student interaction

-meet student needs and well-being

-minimize disruption

-allow teacher movement for monitoring student progress

-increase & manage student productivity

-encourage self-directed student learning

Develops Research-Based Instruction: Using research-based lesson planning models/practices to plan lessons that include:

-lesson targets

-activities, tasks, and/or experiences

-research-based and/or evidence-based strategies

-methods for monitoring/communicating student progress towards meeting lesson target

Engages Students in Content: Evaluating lessons to identify engaging qualities of work, high level thinking, and high-yield instructional strategies

24. MELL Meet-Up

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building Room 209 (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/2/2022 to 5/5/2023

Bring your lunch and connect with English language educators from around SW MO. We will have a focus each meeting as well as time set aside to collaborate and talk with others who are doing what you do! Meet-Ups will be at Missouri State University - PCOB Room 209 unless noted otherwise.

25. LETRS Vol. 1: Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/6/2022 to 2/8/2023

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: (1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment (3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! (4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact sieraosei@missouristate.edu

26. Virtual Book Study - Co-Planning for EL and Content Teachers

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Virtual Meeting (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/8/2022 to 2/9/2023

Welcome all educators of English Learners - those with lots of experience and those with none at all! We will dive into Honigsfeld and Dove's "Co-Planning: 5 essential strategies to integrate curriculum and instruction for English Learners". There will be six virtual meetings, one for each chapter of the book. We will examine ways that content/classroom teachers and EL teachers can work together to maximize the strengths of EL students and learn from each other. Teachers will find opportunities to embed the collaborative practices of co-planning, co-instruction, co-assessing and co-reflecting into their instructional routines. Here is a link to the book on Amazon. https://amzn.to/3woQEmu

27. LETRS Vol. 1: Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/9/2022 to 1/13/2023

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: (1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment (3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! (4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact sieraosei@missouristate.edu

28. CoVE

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Audience: All educators who serve students who are blind/visually impaired. Teachers, special education teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, and administrators.

Dates: 9/9/2022

New

Blind Skills Specialists presents Community of Vision Educators (CoVE). There will be six meetings that will focus on various topics. September we will discuss the BRITE Act and explore how to make documents accessible. We will also review what the upcoming school year will hold. ACVREP RPPL credit of up to 2 hours may apply to attendees.

29. LETRS Vol. 1: Word Recognition (Mondays Only)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Alumni Center, 300 S Jefferson, Springfield (Springfield, MO) [map]

Dates: 9/12/2022 to 1/9/2023

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: (1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment (3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! (4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact sieraosei@missouristate.edu

30. LETRS Vol. 2: Language Comprehension

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/13/2022 to 1/30/2023

LETRS (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling) units address each essential component of reading instruction and the foundational concepts that link each component. Skilled reading comprehension includes two domains, Word Recognition (Units 1-4) and Language Comprehension (Units 5-8). This professional learning series focuses specifically on oral language and vocabulary, understanding reading comprehension, text-driven comprehension instruction, and the reading-writing connection. Completion of LETRS Vol. 1 (Units 1-4) is a prerequisite to Vol. 2. The 'blended learning' format of Vol. 2 series includes four face-to-face training dates and an online course license (through Lexia Learning) that includes tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. Registration for four F2F dates includes parking and hot breakfast for $300. Lunch on your own. To order your LETRS Vol. 2 manual and online course for $369 per person, please contact kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com for districts with 7,000 student enrollment; amy.langlais@lexialearning.com for 2,000-7,000 student enrollment; and laura.franzese@lexialearning.com for up to 2,000 student enrollment. Total cost $669. NOTE: ATLL LETRS Scholarship recipients will receive REIMBURSEMENT for manual and online license upon completion of online course and attendance of all four f2f sessions.

31. MTDS Beginning Teacher Assistance Program B

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/15/2022 to 4/18/2023

You made it through year one, but your learning never stops! Continue your growth as an emerging teacher!

This program offers continued support for early career teachers.

To celebrate the completion of a successful first year of teaching, MTDS Beginning Teacher Assistance Program B includes a statewide event featuring Mike Rutherford, author of The Artisan Teacher! Participants will also receive a copy of Mike's book The Artisan Teacher.

MTDS Beginning Teacher Assistance Program B is part of the Missouri Teacher Development System and is open to any teacher who has completed a Beginning Teacher Assistance Program in Missouri.

This opportunity provides:

-access to experts- statewide event with Mike Rutherford!

-access to on-demand learning, including Mike Rutherford's MTDS series

-consultant support

-networking with other teachers

-competency-based programming

MTDS Beginning Teacher Assistance Program B emphasizes the following MTDS Competencies:

Differentiates to Meet Unique Student Needs

Design lesson variations to: content, process, product, and/or environment based on analysis of student needs.

Plans Student Progress Monitoring

Plans formal and informal assessment strategies and documentation structures to check and record understanding of lesson targets during instruction.

Works in a Community of Practice

Participates in a community of practice to share evidence of effectiveness and progress towards curricular goals, plan curricular revisions, and discuss meeting student needs.

32. Welcoming A Student with A Visual Impairment to the Classroom

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Audience: All educators who serve students who are blind/visually impaired. Teachers, special education teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, and administrators.

Dates: 9/15/2022

New

Blind Skills Specialists presents Welcoming a Student with a Visual Impairment. In this workshop, we will address the unique needs of a student who has a visual impairment. We will discuss accommodations, assessments, and general etiquette.

33. The Great Eight- Classroom Management Series-Session 1

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/16/2022

"When teachers know and use positive and preventative management strategies, many of the commonly reported minor classroom behaviors can be avoided.” Brenda Scheuermann & Judy Hall, 2008 Effective classroom managers are known not only by what they do when misbehavior occurs, but by what they do to set their classrooms up for academic success and to prevent problems from occurring. This interactive session is designed to respond to the need for supporting teachers with student behaviors by engaging students through consistent and effective instructional strategies and research-based classroom practices. We will share and model specific strategies research has shown to be most effective at reducing classroom behaviors, increasing instructional time, and promoting student engagement. We will offer opportunities throughout the session to experience, engage, and practice the strategies and practices shared, with plenty to take back to the classroom for in-the-moment implementation.

34. The Great Eight- Classroom Management Series-Session 1 (Repeat of morning session)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Audience: Classroom teachers, administrators, behavior coaches, instructional coaches, team leaders, building level teams

Dates: 9/16/2022

New

(Repeat of morning session) "When teachers know and use positive and preventative management strategies, many of the commonly reported minor classroom behaviors can be avoided.” Brenda Scheuermann & Judy Hall, 2008 Effective classroom managers are known not only by what they do when misbehavior occurs, but by what they do to set their classrooms up for academic success and to prevent problems from occurring. This interactive session is designed to respond to the need for supporting teachers with student behaviors by engaging students through consistent and effective instructional strategies and research-based classroom practices. We will share and model specific strategies research has shown to be most effective at reducing classroom behaviors, increasing instructional time, and promoting student engagement. We will offer opportunities throughout the session to experience, engage, and practice the strategies and practices shared, with plenty to take back to the classroom for in-the-moment implementation.

35. LETRS Vol. 1 (Word Recognition)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/19/2022 to 2/28/2023

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: 1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment 3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! 4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact janaloge@missouristate.edu

36. LETRS Vol. 1 (Word Recognition)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/21/2022 to 3/6/2023

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: 1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment 3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! 4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact janaloge@missouristate.edu

37. LETRS Vol. 1 (Word Recognition)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/22/2022 to 3/14/2023

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: 1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment 3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! 4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact janaloge@missouristate.edu

38. MTDS Teacher Academy Graduates

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/22/2022 to 4/27/2023

This program offers support for mid-career teachers.

MTDS Teacher Academy Graduates is part of the Missouri Teacher Development System and is open to any teacher who has:

-completed MTDS Teacher Academy

-a strong desire for continuous professional improvement

This opportunity provides:

-State event with national expert, John Antonetti

-a copy of John's book: Powerful Task Design

-consultant support

-networking with other teachers

-competency-based programming

MTDS Teacher Academy Graduates emphasizes the following MTDS Competencies:

Reflective Learner: Engages in On-Going Reflective Practice (Reflects on, in, and for practice, focusing on: (a) directing future instruction by reflecting; and (b) monitoring progress, evaluating results, and adjusting instruction based on the use of action research and student growth data)

Instructional Designer: Develops Research-Based Instruction (Develops innovative instruction based on conducting and using action research that: (a) emphasizes essential concepts of content; (b) uses supplementary primary sources; (c) connects to student experience and culture; (d) meets the unique needs of diverse learners; and/or promotes student inquiry and interdisciplinary approaches)

Professional: Understands & Promotes the Profession (Gains awareness of the larger professional community, including regional, state, national, and global professional educational communities and governmental bodies that impact the profession; and revises personal philosophy of teaching)

39. [Virtual] LETRS Vol. 1 Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Virtual (any place, MO)

Dates: 9/26/2022 to 3/29/2023

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: 1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four virtual dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment 3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! 4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact janaloge@missouristate.edu

40. LETRS Vol. 1: Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/27/2022 to 3/27/2023

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: 1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read, Lead, Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact Siera Osei at sieraosei@missouristate.edu.

41. MO Connections CIS360 Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Alumni Center, 300 S Jefferson, Springfield (Springfield, MO) [map]

Dates: 9/28/2022

Participants will explore the CIS360 Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP) 8th-12th Grade Level Components and Student Course Planner from a student perspective, learn how to report on and access that information after their students have completed it, and learn what pre-work needs to be done before the platform is ready for their students to successfully complete their ICAP. During this in-person workshop participants will have time for a work session where they can begin working on the Course Planner, or updating it if necessary while we are there to help. Please bring a laptop, and a copy of the course lists for your building. This workshop will also be offered on September 29th. You are NOT required to attend both dates. Lunch will NOT be provided.

42. LETRS Vol. 2: Language Comprehension

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 9/29/2022 to 1/31/2023

LETRS (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling) units address each essential component of reading instruction and the foundational concepts that link each component. Skilled reading comprehension includes two domains, Word Recognition (Units 1-4) and Language Comprehension (Units 5-8). This professional learning series focuses specifically on oral language and vocabulary, understanding reading comprehension, text-driven comprehension instruction, and the reading-writing connection. Completion of LETRS Vol. 1 (Units 1-4) is a prerequisite to Vol. 2. The 'blended learning' format of Vol. 2 series includes four face-to-face training dates and an online course license (through Lexia Learning) that includes tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. Registration for four F2F dates includes parking and hot breakfast for $300. Lunch on your own. To order your LETRS Vol. 2 manual and online course for $369 per person, please contact kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com for districts with 7,000 student enrollment; amy.langlais@lexialearning.com for 2,000-7,000 student enrollment; and laura.franzese@lexialearning.com for up to 2,000 student enrollment. Total cost $669. NOTE: ATLL LETRS Scholarship recipients will receive REIMBURSEMENT for manual and online license upon completion of online course and attendance of all four f2f sessions.

43. MO Connections CIS360 Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Alumni Center, 300 S Jefferson, Springfield (Springfield, MO) [map]

Dates: 9/29/2022

Participants will explore the CIS360 Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP) 8th-12th Grade Level Components and Student Course Planner from a student perspective, learn how to report on and access that information after their students have completed it, and learn what pre-work needs to be done before the platform is ready for their students to successfully complete their ICAP. During this in-person workshop participants will have time for a work session where they can begin working on the Course Planner, or updating it if necessary while we are there to help. Please bring a laptop, and a copy of the course lists for your building. This workshop will also be offered on September 28th. You are NOT required to attend both dates. Lunch will NOT be provided.

44. It's All Fun & Games Until Your Teacher Figures Out Your Function- Classroom Management Series-Session 2

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building Room 016 (Springfield, MO)

Audience: Classroom teachers, administrators, behavior coaches, team leaders, building leadership teams

Dates: 9/30/2022

New

"The same behaviors that reduce classroom disruptions are associated with increased student learning.” Jere Brophy & Thomas Good, 1986 Consider this question: "Do my actions/reactions positively or negatively reinforce student behaviors?” All behavior is functionally related to the teaching environment. Figuring out the function, what that student is trying to communicate through the behavior, requires some creative "detective work” and will help classroom teachers know how to respond to that behavior most effectively. In this interactive session educators will learn about and engage with the how and when to use specific, evidence-based classroom practices such as: ▶ Demonstrate active supervision of the classroom. ▶ Incorporate multiple opportunities to respond into your classroom teaching. ▶ Selectively use activity sequencing and choice as needed to maintain student engagement. ▶ Consider and adjust task difficulty to increase student success and diminish problem behavior. Intentionality in aligning and using these practices, like detective work, will lead to the "motive,” the behavior's function and reduce inappropriate behaviors in the classroom.

45. It's All Fun & Games Until Your Teacher Figures Out Your Function- Classroom Management Series-Session 2 (Repeat from morning session)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Audience: Classroom teachers, administrators, behavior coaches, team leaders, building leadership teams

Dates: 9/30/2022

New

(Repeat from morning session) "The same behaviors that reduce classroom disruptions are associated with increased student learning.” Jere Brophy & Thomas Good, 1986 Consider this question: "Do my actions/reactions positively or negatively reinforce student behaviors?” All behavior is functionally related to the teaching environment. Figuring out the function, what that student is trying to communicate through the behavior, requires some creative "detective work” and will help classroom teachers know how to respond to that behavior most effectively. In this interactive session educators will learn about and engage with the how and when to use specific, evidence-based classroom practices such as: ▶ Demonstrate active supervision of the classroom. ▶ Incorporate multiple opportunities to respond into your classroom teaching. ▶ Selectively use activity sequencing and choice as needed to maintain student engagement. ▶ Consider and adjust task difficulty to increase student success and diminish problem behavior. Intentionality in aligning and using these practices, like detective work, will lead to the "motive,” the behavior's function and reduce inappropriate behaviors in the classroom.

46. LETRS Early Childhood

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 10/6/2022 to 2/21/2023

This three-day series is designed to deepen your understanding of the what, why, and how of early literacy and language development, including assessment and instruction strategies. LETRS (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling) provides the "science of reading” application of research into the classroom no matter the curriculum or program used. The blended learning format of this series includes three days of face-to-face training and self-paced online tutorials/videos of effective early childhood classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: The face-to-face may have a virtual option. Participants must purchase LETRS Early Childhood Educator manual and online course for approx. $199 prior to the first session from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment Cost for face-to-face training is $75 per day, including parking and breakfast. Total cost for the blended format is $424. NOTE: ATLL LETRS Scholarship recipients will receive REIMBURSEMENT for manual and online license upon completion of online course and attendance of all four f2f sessions. For more information, please contact janaloge@missouristate.edu

47. Integrating Switches into the Classroom

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Audience: All educators who serve students who are blind/visually impaired. Teachers, special education teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, and administrators.

Dates: 10/6/2022

New

Blind Skills Specialists presents Integrating Switches in the Classroom. In this workshop, we will discuss ways on how to integrate use of switches for students with additional disabilities into the classroom. ACVREP RPPL credit of up to 3 hours may apply to attendees.

48. Quality Eligibility Determination

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Holiday Inn North, 2720 N Glenstone Ave, Springfield (Springfied, MO) [map]

Dates: 10/10/2022

Quality Eligibility Determination will be held on October 10th at the Holiday Inn North (Glenstone and I44). Breakfast and registration will be from 8:00-8:30, content will begin at 8:30, and we will end by 3:30. The cost is $40.00 which will cover the facility, continental breakfast, and lunch. Cancellation must be received prior to October 1st to not be charged. If you are enrolled in the Special Education New Teacher Academy, you do not need to enroll in this workshop. The focus of this workshop will be on the evaluation process from pre-referral to eligibility. We will look at how decisions are being made regarding which students to evaluate, how to determine what information needs to be gathered through assessments and then how to use that information in eligibility decisions. Information regarding the content of evaluation reports, based on the standards and indicators, will also be included.

49. Transition Academy

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Holiday Inn North, 2720 N Glenstone Ave, Springfield (Springfied, MO) [map]

Dates: 10/13/2022 to 10/14/2022

The Transition Academy is designed to help educators plan for college and career readiness and positive postsecondary outcomes for students with an IEP. The components to be addressed during the academy are Indicator 13, the transition compliance portion of the student's IEP, how to plan for post-secondary outcomes and the framework and practice of how to include self-determination strategies and skills during instruction. Specific components provided in greater detail will be Transition Assessments and Services and to teach students to participate in the planning process of their future.

Registration opens at 8:30. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.

Cancellations must be made 10 days in advance of training start date.

50. Supporting Students' Social-Emotional Competencies in the Classroom- Classroom Management Series-Session 3

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building Room 016 (Springfield, MO)

Audience: Classroom teachers, administrators, behavior coaches, instructional coaches, team leaders, building leadership teams

Dates: 10/14/2022

New

"By integrating moments of reflection, positive interactions, and appreciations, we craft the climate and culture we're striving for- one in which everyone in the room feels they belong to a safe and caring community of learners, where they are valued and able to learn and work together productively.”- SEL 3 SIGNATURE PRACTICES PLAYBOOK 2019 A comprehensive approach to supporting the social, emotional, and behavioral well-being and development of students builds students from the inside-out by cultivating specific knowledge, skills, character traits and mindsets that enable students to regulate themselves, build and maintain healthy relationships with others, develop a sense of purpose, and make responsible decisions. Imagine your students with these life skills. The skills that prevent problems from developing and promote success-enabling factors such as well-being, belonging, and engagement. In this interactive session you will learn how to incorporate social-emotional competencies into your teaching and learn how to create engaging instruction that aims to promote specific competencies among students. You will also engage with the Signature SEL Practices and learn how to create conditions for growth and learning across all five SEL competencies and develop collaborative classrooms.

51. Supporting Students' Social-Emotional Competencies in the Classroom- Classroom Management Series-Session 3 (Repeat of morning session)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building Room 016 (Springfield, MO)

Audience: Classroom teachers, administrators, behavior coaches, instructional coaches, team leaders, building leadership teams

Dates: 10/14/2022

New

(Repeat of morning session) "By integrating moments of reflection, positive interactions, and appreciations, we craft the climate and culture we're striving for- one in which everyone in the room feels they belong to a safe and caring community of learners, where they are valued and able to learn and work together productively.”- SEL 3 SIGNATURE PRACTICES PLAYBOOK 2019 A comprehensive approach to supporting the social, emotional, and behavioral well-being and development of students builds students from the inside-out by cultivating specific knowledge, skills, character traits and mindsets that enable students to regulate themselves, build and maintain healthy relationships with others, develop a sense of purpose, and make responsible decisions. Imagine your students with these life skills. The skills that prevent problems from developing and promote success-enabling factors such as well-being, belonging, and engagement. In this interactive session you will learn how to incorporate social-emotional competencies into your teaching and learn how to create engaging instruction that aims to promote specific competencies among students. You will also engage with the Signature SEL Practices and learn how to create conditions for growth and learning across all five SEL competencies and develop collaborative classrooms.

52. CoVE: Conducting FVAs and LMAs

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Audience: All educators who serve students who are blind/visually impaired. Teachers, special education teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, and administrators.

Dates: 10/14/2022

New

Community of Vision Educators (CoVE) will explore how to conduct a Functional Vision Assessment and a Learning Media Assessment. ACVREP RPPL credit of up to 2 hours may apply to attendees.

53. Developing Quality IEPs

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Holiday Inn North, 2720 N Glenstone Ave, Springfield (Springfied, MO) [map]

Dates: 10/17/2022

Developing Quality IEPs will be offered on October 17, 2022 at the Holiday Inn North (Glenstone and I44). The cost will be $40.00 to cover the facility, breakfast, and lunch. Registration and breakfast will be from 8:00-8:30, content will begin at 8:30, and we will end by 3:30. Cancellation must be received by October 3rd to not be charged. If you enrolled in the Special Education New Teacher Academy, you do not need to enroll in this as the Quality IEP will be covered in the Academy. If you want to send multiple people from your district, contact Amy Phipps to discuss a customized training in your district. The Individual Education Plan (IEP) is the key to providing services for a special education student. This training will review the process of developing and writing an IEP, including the present level of academic and functional performance, developing and writing SMART goals, and everything in between. Additionally, participants will learn ideas on how to involve parents in the process and review all timelines that must be met to remain in compliance.

54. LETRS Vol. 1 Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 10/17/2022 to 4/4/2023

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: 1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment 3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! 4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact janaloge@missouristate.edu

55. LETRS Vol. 1: Word Recognition (Mondays Only)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Alumni Center, 300 S Jefferson, Springfield (Springfield, MO) [map]

Dates: 10/17/2022 to 4/3/2023

New

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: (1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment (3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! (4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact sieraosei@missouristate.edu

56. LETRS Vol. 1: Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 10/19/2022 to 2/22/2023

New

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: (1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment (3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! (4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact sieraosei@missouristate.edu

57. LETRS Vol. 1 Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 10/25/2022 to 4/6/2023

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: 1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment 3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! 4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact janaloge@missouristate.edu

58. Understanding and Managing the Acting-Out Cycle- Classroom Management Series-Session 4

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building Room 016 (Springfield, MO)

Audience: Classroom teachers, administrators, behavior coaches, team leaders, building leadership teams

Dates: 11/4/2022

New

"Managing challenging behavior relieves stress within the entire school culture, provides more focused instructional time and increases the likelihood all our children will achieve academic and social success!” Consider a time when an individual (or a group of students) shifts from demonstrating the calm of expected behavior of working independently on an assigned academic task to displaying unexpected behaviors or inappropriate behaviors. Something (a request to complete a non-preferred task or to work with a non-preferred peer, experiencing an academic challenge, a comment made by a peer, a change in room temperature, hunger, etc) happens that triggers the student. Unexpected behaviors can quickly escalate in individual students. Understanding the pattern which the acting-out cycle occurs allows adults to plan for, and respond to, the event in a proactive manner. The goal is to ensure safety for the individual student, and all others involved, while helping the student learn more acceptable strategies to self-regulate when they feel anxious, upset, or angry. In this interactive session, you will learn how to identify the specific behaviors of the 7 phases of the Acting-Out Cycle and identify environmental supports that can be provided to intervene early in the acting-out cycle.

59. Understanding and Managing the Acting-Out Cycle- Classroom Management Series-Session 4 (Repeat of morning session)

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building Room 016 (Springfield, MO)

Audience: Classroom teachers, administrators, behavior coaches, team leaders, building leadership teams

Dates: 11/4/2022

New

(Repeat of morning session) "Managing challenging behavior relieves stress within the entire school culture, provides more focused instructional time and increases the likelihood all our children will achieve academic and social success!” Consider a time when an individual (or a group of students) shifts from demonstrating the calm of expected behavior of working independently on an assigned academic task to displaying unexpected behaviors or inappropriate behaviors. Something (a request to complete a non-preferred task or to work with a non-preferred peer, experiencing an academic challenge, a comment made by a peer, a change in room temperature, hunger, etc) happens that triggers the student. Unexpected behaviors can quickly escalate in individual students. Understanding the pattern which the acting-out cycle occurs allows adults to plan for, and respond to, the event in a proactive manner. The goal is to ensure safety for the individual student, and all others involved, while helping the student learn more acceptable strategies to self-regulate when they feel anxious, upset, or angry. In this interactive session, you will learn how to identify the specific behaviors of the 7 phases of the Acting-Out Cycle and identify environmental supports that can be provided to intervene early in the acting-out cycle.

60. LETRS Vol. 1: Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 11/9/2022 to 4/25/2023

New

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: (1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment (3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! (4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact sieraosei@missouristate.edu

61. CoVE: Orientation and Mobility

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Audience: All educators who serve students who are blind/visually impaired. Teachers, special education teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, and administrators.

Dates: 11/11/2022

New

The topic of CoVE for this month is orientation and mobility. We will discuss scope and sequence of O&M and how to conduct an O&M evaluation. ACVREP RPPL credit of up to 2 hours may apply to attendees.

62. VIRTUAL: Part C to B Transition Process

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Virtual Training (-, -)

Dates: 12/13/2022

The Part C to B Transition Process will be held virtually on December 13, 2022 at 1:00 PM. Registration closes on December 1st. A Zoom link will be sent out to registered participants prior to the event. The training is designed to assist public agencies to prepare for the smooth transition of children served in First Steps to the ECSE program. Focuses on compliance requirements including timelines for evaluation and IEP development.

63. VIRTUAL: Progress Monitoring and Data Collection

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Virtual Training (-, -)

Dates: 12/14/2022

Progress Monitoring and Data Collection will be held virtually on December 14, 2022 from 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM. Registration closes December 1st and a Zoom link will be sent to those registered prior to the training. This training will focus on a key way to see the impact of instruction is through monitoring student progress and collecting data. During this session, the "what” and "how” of collecting data for goals/objectives will be discussed and practiced. Participants will use a multi-step process to write measurable goals, use a variety of data collection tools and schedules to evaluate the data collected

64. CoVE:Career Education

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Audience: All educators who serve students who are blind/visually impaired. Teachers, special education teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, and administrators.

Dates: 1/13/2023

New

The topic in January is Career Education for students with visual impairments. We will have Laura Harris demonstrate how to use Career Connections. ACVREP RPPL credit of up to 2 hours may apply to attendees.

65. iPad Accessibility

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Audience: All educators who serve students who are blind/visually impaired. Teachers, special education teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, and administrators.

Dates: 1/26/2023

New

Blind Skills Specialists presents Accessibility of the iPad In this workshop, we will explore the accessibility features of the iPad and iPhone. ACVREP RPPL credit of up to 3 hours may apply to attendees.

66. MTDS Mastering: Professional Development Committee

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 2/9/2023

These sessions are designed for members of professional development committees who want to provide powerful professional development opportunities for their schools and districts.

Participants will:

-Understand the roles and responsibilities of effective Professional Development Committees (PDCs)

-Examine the relationship between student growth, educator evaluation and professional learning

-Explore the criteria for evaluating professional development and the appropriate budgeting of funds.

- Draft or review their PDC Plan for the school year using Missouri Professional Learning Guidelines (revised 2020) and district/building goals.

This program is part of the Missouri Teacher Development System (mo-mtds.net)

Suggested items to bring to aid in discussion:

-Current PDC Plan

-CSIP

-Building school improvement goals

-Needs assessment results (if available)

-District/building focus areas for educator evaluation and teacher growth plans (if available)

67. CoVE: ECC in the Curriculum

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Audience: All educators who serve students who are blind/visually impaired. Teachers, special education teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, and administrators.

Dates: 2/10/2023

New

Our topic this month is integrating the expanded core curriculum into the core curriculum. ACVREP RPPL credit of up to 2 hours may apply to attendees.

68. LETRS Vol. 1 Word Recognition

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Location: Park Central Office Building (ROOM 112) (Springfield, MO)

Dates: 2/23/2023 to 6/8/2023

Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) provides K-5 teachers with the tools and understanding to teach the essential skills needed for literacy. Teachers learn the "science of reading" so they are able to apply research into classroom application no matter the curriculum or program used. The 'blended learning' format of this series includes face-to-face learning through structured models and online tutorials/videos of effective classroom instruction. SPECIAL NOTES: 1) There are four 'face to face' dates for this workshop series. We will focus on each of the four LETRS units respectively: Day 1/Launch and Unit 1, The Challenge of Learning to Read; Day 2/Unit 2: The Speech Sounds of English; Day 3/Unit 3: Teaching Beginning Phonics, Word Recognition, and Spelling Day 4/Unit 4: Advanced Decoding, Spelling, and Word Recognition. Registration fee for all four 'face to face' dates is $300, including parking and breakfast. (2) Recipients of an ATLL Scholarship and other participants must purchase LETRS manual and online course license for $369 from one of the following: Kathleen.tirakian@lexialearning.com - districts with 7000+ student enrollment Amy.Langlais@lexialearning.com - districts with 2000 - 7000 student enrollment Laura.Franzese@lexialearning.com - districts with up to 2000 student enrollment 3) Recipients of the MO Read-Lead-Exceed Initiative will receive their materials from DESE. DO NOT purchase your own materials! 4) The total cost for the four-day training (including breakfast and parking), manual, and online course is $669. NOTE: Please select "Purchase Order" as method of payment, even with a scholarship or Read-Lead-Exceed award. For any additional questions, contact janaloge@missouristate.edu

69. CoVE Assistive Technology with the ECC

Program: RPDC - Agency for Teaching, Leading and Learning

Audience: All educators who serve students who are blind/visually impaired. Teachers, special education teachers, paraprofessionals, parents, and administrators.

Dates: 4/14/2023

New

We will discuss and explore the assistive technology that can be helpful with the Expanded Core Curriculum. ACVREP RPPL credit of up to 2 hours may apply to attendees.

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