FUNDS ALERT!
Elementary Principals and Superintendents:
Grants for our Literacy Intervention Specialist Training Programs
Alphabetic Phonics (Cox) are now available.
Fund training for your teachers!
Download the flyer and call 316-684-7323. Ask for Sydney and get funding details.
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See Kansas educators successfully apply Literacy Intervention Specialist Training – Alphabetic Phonics (Cox) using Structured Literacy methods:
Skyline Schools in Pratt, Kansas (Episode 1),
South Grey Schools in Montezuma, Kansas (Episode 2),
Cimarron Elementary School in Cimarron, Kansas (Episode 3),
Wakefield Schools in Wakefield, Kansas (Episode 4),
Clay Center School District schools (Episode 5.)
Start with a $15 Microcredential class for qualified teachers.
$15 MICROcredential classES
supporting readers
who struggle with dyslexia
By enrolling in the $15 microcredential, educators have the opportunity to be placed on a Structured Literacy education track. Once on this track, all further coursework and training will be fully covered by a KS SPARK Grant, providing a comprehensive and cost-free path to enhance your literacy education skills.”
Click on any logo for details and dates for this $15 Micro-credential class appropriate for classroom teachers, reading specialists, special education teachers, paraprofessionals, administrators and parents.
Then move candidate teachers up to Certified levels:
DYSLEXIA LITERACY LANGUAGE SYSTEM-
alphabetic phonics (COX)
INTRO
Dyslexia Literacy Language System-
Alphabetic Phonics (Cox)
Introductory Course
Select one:
8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Cost– $3902.50
(Tuition $3150 + Materials $752.50)
Deposit: $700.00
Graduate Credit Hours available with Participating Universities for additional fee.
(Deadline to enroll for all courses is two weeks before course start date)
ALREADY TAKEN
Lexia LETRS™
Pre-K-5 TRAINING?
Get briefed on essential next steps
to finding, working and practicing with curricula that uses Science of Reading and Structured Literacy methods to help children learn to read, write and spell.
(35 seat hours + 5 hours homework)
Select one:
8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Cost – $1336.00
(Tuition $1010 + Materials $326.00)
Graduate Credit Hours available with Participating Universities for additional fee.
NEW! STRUCTURED LITERACY ESSENTIALS
virtual THURSDAY eveningS
Spring Semester
Virtual Thursday Evening Course Dates: 5:00-7:30 PM CDT for 10 weeks
March 6, 13, 27; April 3, 10, 17, 24; May 1, 8, 15
call to register FOR ANY VIRTUAL EVENINGS:
316-684-7323
LEARN TO TEACH ALPHABETIC PHONICS (COX) LITERACY METHODS WITH OUR CASE SERIES
Learn to teach using
The Sound Case™
Select one:
9 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Virtual Option Available
Cost = $745.00
Tuition – $345 + Materials
(The Sound Case) – $400)
$50 deposit required
Graduate Credit Hours available with Participating Universities for additional fee.
Learn to teach using
The Fundamental Case™
Select one:
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Virtual Option Available
Cost = $430.00
Tuition – $175 + Materials
(The Fundamental Case) – $255.00
$50 deposit required
Graduate Credit Hours available with Participating Universities for additional fee.
Learn to teach using
The GRAMMAR Case™
Select one:
9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Virtual Option Available
Cost = $475.00
Tuition – $175 + Materials
(The Grammar Case) –$300.00
$50 deposit required
Graduate Credit Hours available with Participating Universities for additional fee.
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Help a child learn to read
Our courses and workshops were designed with 25 years' worth of expertise in the field of educating students with reading differences. We love to have educators and parents alike in our courses and workshops.
Plan now for your 2024-2025 training. Select the course, workshop or lecture name and the date you would like to attend.
Materials will be purchased separately and will be provided when you arrive for your course or workshop.
Friends University is excited to accept the noted workshop graduate credits earned through
the Phillips Fundamental Learning Center for the Literacy Intervention Specialist (Alphabetic Phonics – Cox) concentration. These elective credits can be applied toward a Master of Education degree at Friends University.
A seven year old boy struggles to make sense of words on the page. But when Mike is diagnosed with dyslexia and the teachers continue to fail him, his mother takes matters into her own hands to help her son fulfil his true potential.
The skill of reading requires matching letters to sounds, sounds to words, and words to expression. A jumble of sounds and symbols can become a smooth path to reading if dyslexic individuals are given the proper instruction – like that found in The Sound Case or our Literacy Intervention Training (Alphabetic Phonics – Cox) certified by ALTA for teachers and parents.
If you are making a prearranged payment for a course or workshop,
you may pay here.
