"Intensive training and long term support are necessary for effective change. "

Advanced Training

The Foundation for Comprehensive Early Literacy Learning has developed numerous additional training opportunities. These include advanced trainings as well as specialized trainings that support the CELL, ExLL, and Second Chance programs.

ADVANCED CELL TRAINING (Grades PreK-6)
Two-day workshop, one day each on reading and writing for trained CELL teachers and Literacy Coordinators. Sessions will focus on the integration of strategies and the reciprocity of reading and writing.

ADVANCED ExLL TRAINING (Grades 3-8)
Two-day workshop on advanced reading and writing strategies for trained ExLL teachers and Literacy Coordinators. The emphasis will be on
non-fiction materials as accessible texts at all grade levels.

CELL + MATH TRAINING (Grades PreK-3)
CELL + Math: Finding the Common Denominator is a workshop that assists teachers in teaching mathematics using the CELL Framework.

FAMILY LITERACY TRAINING (Grades PreK-6)
One-day workshop using the CELL Framework along with Family Literacy activities to encourage active participation from both the child and parents in order to foster a positive elementary school experience.

ASSESSMENT & TEST-TAKING TRAINING (Grades 3-12)
This one-day training has two purposes: 1) to focus on additional practice with ExLL and Second Chance assessments and guide teachers to find instructional applications based on these assessments, and 2) to help teachers implement test-taking strategies in the curriculum in all content areas.

MINI-CONFERENCE (Grades PreK-12)
These mini-conferences are developed in response to specific requests from trained school sites for additional on-site staff development.

CELL-ExLL INTERVENTION PROGRAM
The intervention program is to provide teachers with knowledge, tools, and a structure to support them in the delivery of a highly effective intervention program at their school.

ON-SITE VISITS (Grades PreK-12)
Foundation trainers are available to provide on-site visitations of classrooms and demonstration coaching session. These visits are meant to supplement rather than replace the work of the trained Literacy Coordinator(s).

TEACHER TRAINING
Training for teachers that include sessions on elements of the framework, theory classes, and opportunities for classroom observations. This initiative is designed to complement the training provided during School-Based Planning Team sessions and support the work of the Literary Coordinator.

INSTRUCTIONAL AIDE TRAINING
One-day training for classroom and special education aides supporting the use of the frameworks. Both pullout and inclusion models can be considered.

Implementation Visit
(Grades PreK-12)
Visit from a developer of the project (Swartz, Shook, Klein) concerning implementation of the CELL, ExLL, Second Chance framework at either a school site or districtwide. The visitor will observe classrooms with the building administrator and Literacy Coordinator(s) to discuss current and future implementation strategies.

CLASSROOM BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT (DR. SWARTZ)
One-day workshop on effective classroom organization and behavior
management using the principles of positive behavior support (PBS).

 

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