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Free Webinars

The Science of Reading in action

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May 13 and 15

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The Science of Reading is reshaping how educators around the world teach children to read. Grounded in decades of research, the Science of Reading offers a clear, effective path to literacy success—and now you can learn how to apply it in your classroom or school setting.

Designed for a global community of educators, our webinars will explore the latest in reading science, real-world implementation strategies, and how to use data to drive stronger outcomes for all learners.

Who should attend?

This series is ideal for:

  • K–6 classroom teachers.
  • Literacy coaches.
  • Curriculum and instruction leaders.
  • School administrators in international schools.

Whether you're just starting your journey with the Science of Reading or looking to deepen your practice, these sessions will offer practical insights tailored to a wide range of educational contexts.

The Practical Application of the Science of Reading in the Classroom

May 13 | 12 p.m. UTC

What does the Science of Reading actually look like in the classroom? In this session, you'll:

  • Explore key components of effective, research-based reading instruction.
  • Learn how to implement the Science of Reading in a broad range of classrooms and multilingual learning environments.
  • Hear from Nauf AlMoawad, elementary principal at One International School in Kuwait, as she shares her team’s experience using Amplify’s literacy suite—and offers valuable insights for schools around the world.

From Insight to Impact: Why Data Matters in the Science of Reading

May 15 |  6 a.m. UTC

This session dives into how data powers meaningful reading growth. You’ll learn how to:

  • Use data to personalize instruction and support all readers.
  • Identify trends and needs early through assessment.
  • Implement the Science of Reading effectively within a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS).
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