Science of Reading webinars
Science of reading webinars translate reading research into instructional practice: phonemic awareness, systematic phonics, background knowledge, and the shift away from cueing. Presenters typically include researchers and districts partway through a curriculum transition, so the sessions cover implementation friction as much as theory. Aimed at literacy leaders steering that change.
There are 2 upcoming Science of Reading webinars for K-12 educators as of October 18, 2026. 0 are free to everyone, and 2 offer a certificate or CE credit. The next one is "A Deeper & Artful Dive into Key Science-Based Reading Competencies: Word Decoding, Vocabulary & Fluency" from PD365 (formerly Illinois ASCD) on October 28, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- Are science of reading webinars for teachers free?
- 0 of the 2 upcoming science of reading webinars are free to everyone. Each listing shows its exact price.
- Which science of reading webinars offer CE credit or a certificate?
- 2 upcoming science of reading webinars mention a certificate or CE credit, including "A Deeper & Artful Dive into Key Science-Based Reading Competencies: Word Decoding, Vocabulary & Fluency", "Aligned Instructional Practices with the Science of Reading & Illinois Learning Standards". Use the "Certificate / CE credit" filter on the calendar to see them all.
- Can I watch recordings of science of reading webinars?
- No recordings are linked for past science of reading sessions yet. Some organizers share recordings with registrants only, so register even if you cannot attend live.
- How long are science of reading webinars?
- Upcoming science of reading webinars last 270 minutes on average. The length of each session is shown on its listing.
2 upcoming sessions · 1 in the archive
Upcoming sessions
- Oct 2810:00 AM EDT
A Deeper & Artful Dive into Key Science-Based Reading Competencies: Word Decoding, Vocabulary & Fluency
The science of reading has identified proficiency in word decoding (phonics), vocabulary, and fluency as essential components for comprehension and overall reading success. In this presentation, Dr. Tim Rasinski will review the key elements of reading science, challenge myths that have limited instructional effectiveness, and explore artful, actionable, and engaging approaches for achieving proficiency in word recognition, vocabulary development, and fluency in reading, including the Fluency Development Lesson. Live online and on demand (recording). Fees: PD365 members $199; non-members $248 (includes one year of membership); 2 people $238 each; 3 people $228 each; students/retirees $99.
PD365 (formerly Illinois ASCD) · $248Certificate / CERecording180 min → - Jan 1410:00 AM EST
Aligned Instructional Practices with the Science of Reading & Illinois Learning Standards
Bring joy and focus back to teaching. Donna Whyte guides K-8 educators through aligning current practices with the science of reading and the Illinois Learning Standards: monitoring progress and re-teaching as needed, supporting accelerated learners, employing data-informed instruction, and teaching smarter, not harder with intentional, evidence-based instruction. Attend in person at the ISU Alumni Center or live online. Fees: PD365 members $199; non-members $248 (includes one year of membership); 2 people $238 each; 3 people $228 each; students/retirees $99.
PD365 (formerly Illinois ASCD) · $248Certificate / CE360 min →
Past & on demand