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Professional Development
The National Institute for Literacy offers a number of professional development opportunities. Trainings and workshops are generally provided at no cost through the Institute's LINCS Regional Resource Centers (RRCs). The Institute is currently offering in-depth training on Learning Disabilities in six states across the country. Information on other current trainings and workshops, including many on reading instruction, can be found through the LINCS menu on the left side of this page.
Some online Professional Development opportunities include the LINCS Discussion Lists, or Communities of Practice, as well as the online module “Understanding and Applying Research in the Classroom” and the “Assessment Strategies and Reading Profiles”, all accessible from the menu to your left.
Last updated: Thursday, 16-Jul-2009 17:05:14 EDT
Professional Development
The Institute supports Professional Development through face-to-face trainings and workshops as well as online resources and modules.
Find literacy programs for adults, children, employers and more in your local area through our
literacy directory.
There are several high-quality online resources on professional development that have been reviewed by an expert panel. View these resources in the Resource Collection under Program Improvement
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View current professional development opportunities available through the Regional Resource Centers
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