informational brochure for cener for literacy development
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Used to attract educators, schools and districts to become a member of the educator network.TRANSCRIPT
Center forLiteracy DevelopmentThe Center for Literacy Development was created to support Professional Development initiatives in schools and the community. The main focus is on literacy development from birth through adulthood. However, when requested we provide support for other aspects of the curriculum.
The type of opportunities we offer are as follows:
Customized Professional Development•The Rutgers Annual Conference on •Reading and WritingResearch •Resources•
On Site Professional Development
The creation of a multifaceted professional A. program for a school or district
Individual professional activities such as:B.
For more information about becoming a member and participating in one or many of these opportunities, please contact us
Services4 Network Meetings
There are 4 presentations by outstanding leaders in the field of literacy. Speakers from address current issues of theory, research, policy but, above all, emphasize practice. Each full day session (9am-3pm) includes a continental breakfast and lunch. Our website allows members to communicate between sessions.Opportunities are provided to meet with speakers via webinars.
Rutgers Annual Conference on Reading and Writing
The Rutgers Conference on Reading and Writing is a tradition for almost half a century. It is a one day meeting including keynote speakers, workshops, exhibits, book signings and networking.Speakers address important issues in literacy and are selected for their expertise and presenting ability.
Graduate School of Education Events
Rutgers Graduate School of Education has many other events such as brown bag lunches with speaker, poster sessions, etc.. Members of the Center are informed about the different programs and offered invitations at complimentary and/or reduced rates.
Credit CoursesCourses can be taken in association with the network that are a hybrid, online or inm person. Members can take courses that count toward a reading specialist certification, a coaching endorsement, and other certifications.
Workshops »
Coaching »
Study groups »
Resources such as websites, books, »and manipulative materials for learning
Helping schools to become learning »communities
Opportunities to do action research »
Onsite Credit Courses
We offer University credit in your school or district. The Rutgers Center for Literacy Development provides course credit onsite. Additional fees apply.
Center for Literacy Development
professional learning network of literacy leaders, teachers and onsite professional development services
MembershipLevel 1 $500
4 network Meetings•
Level 2 $6004 network meetings•Rutgers Reading and Writing •Conference
Level 3 (1 leader & 2 teachers) $4,750On Site Coaching • (2 Full Days)4 Network Meetings•Rutgers Reading and Writing •Conference
Level 4 (3 leader & 6 teachers) $13,600On Site Coaching • (6 Full Da ys)4 Network Meetings•Rutgers Reading and Writing •Conference
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Co-DirectorsLesley Mandel Morrow Ph.DMichelle L. Rosen, MA
Contact InfoMichelle L. Rosen, MA Lesley M. Morrow, Ph.D. Graduate School of Education 10 Seminary Pl New Brunswick NJ 08901 732.932.7496 x 8353 732.932.7552 (fax)
[email protected] [email protected] http://gse.rutgers.edu/rlc