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Primary Teachers
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Primary English & Literacy
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Oxford Reading Tree
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Oxford Reading Tree Professional Development
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Oxford Reading Tree In-school Training
Supporting you to understand the different reading strategies – and how to teach them
Oxford Reading Tree In-school Training
Supporting you to understand the different reading strategies – and how to teach them
This 1-day course is intended for primary literacy teachers, literacy coordinators and heads of primary.
Available as in-school training for up to 40 of your staff, this course with cover:
- Setting up a reading scheme
- Assessment with Oxford Reading Tree
- Reading strategies for guided, independent and shared reading
- Managing mixed abilities in an E2L classroom
- Communicating with parents
Price
£750, plus trainer flights, accommodation and travel expenses (including visa fee if required)
Booking
For more information or to book training, please contact our International Professional Development team:
Tel: +44 1865 354 520
Email: training.international@oup.com
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