This course
This online training involves two 90-minute sessions.
Session one: Tuesday 18 October 2022 15.30 – 17.00
Session two: Wednesday 2 November 2022 15.30 – 17.00
Course content
- Reviews current research to reflect on the impact of lock-down on reading for pleasure
- Considers how best to support intrinsic motivation for reading
- Explores the use of digital tools to encourage reading for pleasure in school and at home and support a blended learning approach
- Reflects on the central role of school libraries in addressing diversity and promoting a rich and broad reading experience
- Discusses ways of using multi-modal reading to encourage reading for pleasure
Audience
- Secondary practitioners from all subject areas
- Librarians, who want to improve their understanding of how reading can support the development of students’ literacy within the curriculum
- Literacy leaders developing whole-school practice in reading
Costs
£120 for a single ticket
£1,200 for a group session
Enquires
- For all ticketed events contact Kate Warde, Conferences and Events Manager
- For all group or whole-school training enquiries contact Nisha Tank, Programme Manager, School Improvement