Effective Schools Conference Program

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Oct. 15

Dr. Devin Kearns - Empowering Educators for Literacy Success: Strategies for Uniting The Science of Reading, LETRS training and MTSS in your classroom

We believe in your ability to make a profound impact on your students’ lives. By uniting the Science of Reading, LETRS Training, and MTSS, you are not only enhancing your teaching practice but also ensuring that every student has the opportunity to thrive. Joining us October 15 is Dr. Devin Kearns is North Carolina State’s Goodnight Distinguished Professor in Early Literacy. He is a well-regarded expert in literacy, particularly in the areas of reading disabilities and effective reading instruction methods. Dr. Kearns' research focuses on identifying and implementing evidence-based practices for improving reading outcomes among students with learning disabilities, especially those related to dyslexia. He has contributed significantly to the field through his publications, presentations, and involvement in various literacy initiatives.

Why should administrators, educators, and instructional coaches attend?

• Evidence-Based Strategies: Dr. Kearns offers practical, research-backed methods for improving literacy instruction.
• Expertise in Dyslexia and Reading Disabilities: With his extensive research and experience in the field, Dr. Kearns provides valuable insight, equipping educators with the tools to support all learners.
• Engaging and Practical Workshops: Dr. Kearns' workshops are designed to be interactive and directly applicable to classroom settings. Educators leave with actionable strategies and a deeper understanding of how to implement best practices in their teaching.

Note: Dr. Kearns will be specifically gearing his workshop to K-8 educators but all grade levels are welcome and will gain valuable information.

 

Dr. Tonnie Martinez
Executive Director
009 Bluemont Hall
1114 Mid-Campus Drive North
Manhattan, KS 66506
785-532-5758
tonnie@k-state.edu