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Syllabication: Making Short Work of Big Words

Free! Webinar Wednesday. Help students decode complex multisyllabic words with systematic syllabication principles, syllable types, and division strategies.

Course description

Professional development hours: 1

Help students decode complex multisyllabic words with ease and confidence. As students progress through grade levels, encountering multisyllabic words becomes a primary hurdle in reading fluency and comprehension. This session covers systematic syllabication principles, syllable types, and division strategies. Educators will leave with actionable methods to teach students how to break down, analyze, and decode long, complex words efficiently. While a recording will be provided afterward, we encourage you to join live to participate in the conversation and Q&A.

Dates

Jan. 20, 2027

Time

3:30-4:30 PM EST

Course Number(s)

1728

Location and Format

Online (synchronous & asynchronous), Pre-recorded Webinar

Cost

Free

Grade Level

K-12

Audience

Case Managers, Classroom Teachers, ELL Educators, Literacy Coaches, Paraprofessionals, Reading Specialists / Interventionists, School Administrators, Special Educators, Speech Language Pathologists, Tutors

Elizabeth Keenan, M.Ed.

Structured Literacy Coach

Kendra Totman Padilla, M.Ed.

Structured Literacy Coach

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