Prioritizing Literacy Webinar Series
Our students are entering a world where they will read and write more than at any other time in history. They will need advanced levels of literacy to perform their jobs, run their households, act as citizens, and conduct their personal lives, and be competitive in a global workforce.
If you are a math, social studies, science, or health teacher, where and how does literacy fit into your instruction? It was common to believe that literacy instruction was solely the charge of language arts teachers, but, now it is a shared responsibility across the disciplines.
In this webinar series, we will explore best practice and actionable steps all educators can take to improve content literacy outcomes in their classrooms for every student with The Juice!
Prioritizing Literacy in Secondary Education
Date: Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Time: 4:00 PM ET I 3:00 PM CT I 1:00 PM PT
As middle and high school students encounter increasingly complex academic texts, many are posed with unique comprehension challenges. To help raise the academic literacy achievement of all adolescents, teachers need tools and strategies to maximize opportunities for teaching reading, vocabulary building, and improving comprehension in the core content areas they teach.
In this webinar, we will explore six best practice and actionable steps educators can take to prioritize and improve literacy outcomes in their classroom for every student.
Literacy in the ELA Classroom
As students encounter complex academic texts, they are posed with unique comprehension challenges. Teachers need to be aware of these challenges and provide students with direct instruction in the reading strategies, as well as tools to access the text.
In this webinar you will learn strategies to use in your ELA classroom to help you build informational text mastery, student comprehension, writing skills, and overall skills in communication.
Date: Coming Soon!
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Literacy in the Science & Math Classroom
How do you support student literacy in the Science and Math classrooms? How do you ensure diverse learners are able to meet the complex demands of reading in the content areas? For students to develop scientific literacy, they must first engage in literacy practices to develop their understanding of scientific concepts.
In this webinar we will explore strategies to help improve students’ content literacy in Science so help them to better develop their scientific understanding and scientific inquiry skills, which increases their scientific literacy.
Date: Coming Soon!
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Literacy in the
Social Studies Classroom
How do you support students to read in the Social Studies classrooms? How do you ensure diverse learners are able to meet the complex demands of reading in the content areas?
In this webinar we will explore how content literacy is a means for broadening teachers’ instructional repertoires and student engagement, ensuring students connect ideas across academic disciplines, and ensuring students connect content to their life experiences.
Date: Coming Soon!
