Events
Writing Institute Evening Class Begins
Participants will engage in their own writing, participate in reading and writing groups, share successes as a teacher of writing with colleagues, and conduct inquiry in an area for desired growth.
At-Large Region Summer Institute
Location: Margaritaville, Osage Beach, MO
Registration and More Information HERE
Literacy Team Summer Workshop
CLSD school literacy leaders will work to assess and revise literacy plans.
Source-based Argument Summer Launch
Teachers prepare to implement the NWP’s Source-based Argument program in their classrooms.
STL Writing Institute Summer Launch
Participants will engage in their own writing, participate in reading and writing groups, share successes as a teacher of writing with colleagues, and conduct inquiry in an area for desired growth.
Literacy Leadership Academy Summer Launch
Participants will focus on bridging the gap between literacy research and practice while engaging in action inquiry and building their identity as literacy leaders.
STL Source Based Argument Summer Launch
Participants will focus on source-based argument within their content area by experiencing high-leverage instructional approaches and strategically implementing them into their classrooms.
SMLC Pop-Up PD Online
This June, as part of the Missouri DESE Comprehensive Literacy grant, the Show Me Literacies Collaborative is offering Pop-Up PD on reading. Each course is 100% online and self-paced. Preservice teachers, school leaders, teacher educators, and educators of all kinds are welcome, with the cost funded by the grant for Missouri educators.
The Show Me Literacies Collaborative is offering three courses with digital badges: The course on June 19 is Fundamentals of Teaching Reading.
There are resources for teaching early, intermediate, and adolescent literacy. All content written by professors from UMSL and Lincoln University. Sign-up at bit.ly/3VcLPZN
SMLC Pop-Up PD Online
This June, as part of the Missouri DESE Comprehensive Literacy grant, the Show Me Literacies Collaborative is offering Pop-Up PD on reading. Each course is 100% online and self-paced. Preservice teachers, school leaders, teacher educators, and educators of all kinds are welcome, with the cost funded by the grant for Missouri educators.
The Show Me Literacies Collaborative is offering three courses with digital badges: The course on June 12: A Deep Dive into the Science of Reading
There are resources for teaching early, intermediate, and adolescent literacy. All content written by professors from UMSL and Lincoln University. Sign-up at bit.ly/3VcLPZN
STL Summer Writing Institute
The institute offers participants a rich opportunity to grow as a writer and as a teacher of writing. We are confident that participation in the institute will become a pivotal experience in one’s professional life. GWP not only encourages teachers to take leadership roles in their own school settings, but once they graduate the Writing Institute as GWP Teacher Consultants, they have opportunities to conduct workshops and school in-service programs sponsored by GWP.
Missouri Writing Project Summer Institute
Kickoff: June 8-9, 2023 on the MU Campus and the remainder of the institute will be online.
The MWP Summer Institute is an intensive learning experience where teachers of all content areas hone both their writing practice and pedagogy. Working from the belief that teachers of writing must also write themselves, participants will practice daily writing as well as investigate and share innovative ways to teach with writing. This immersive process builds a community of writers and leads to the natural transfer of instructional practice.
SMLC Pop-Up PD Online
This June, as part of the Missouri DESE Comprehensive Literacy grant, the Show Me Literacies Collaborative is offering Pop-Up PD on reading. Each course is 100% online and self-paced. There are resources for teaching early, intermediate, and adolescent literacy. Sign-up at bit.ly/3VcLPZN
STL Writing Institute Regroup
Participants will engage in their own writing, participate in reading and writing groups, share successes as a teacher of writing with colleagues, and conduct inquiry in an area for desired growth.
Source-Based Argument Regroup
Join us in Columbia, Missouri for a day of collaborative learning.
GWP Spring Conference & Social Share Event
Participants will focus on source-based argument within their content area by experiencing high-leverage instructional approaches and strategically implementing them into their classrooms.
Write to Learn Conference
Designed for all K-12 Language Arts Teachers
Sponsored by the Missouri Literacy Association, The Missouri Writing Projects Network,
and BK Educational Resources
Location: Stoney Creek Hotel, Columbia, MO
Writing Institute Regroup
Participants will engage in their own writing, participate in reading and writing groups, share successes as a teacher of writing with colleagues, and conduct inquiry in an area for desired growth.
Literacy Leadership Regroup
Participants will continue their leadership journey, take the next steps with literacy action plans, and read and apply the latest literacy research.