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2011 Reading Recovery® Council of Michigan Institute

Troy, Michigan • November 17-18, 2011

The 2011 Reading Recovery Council of Michigan Institute will be held at the Somerset Inn in Troy, Michigan, November 17-18.

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Exhibitors

If you are interested in exhibiting at the Michigan Reading Recovery 2011 Institute, click on the following items. Complete the application and mail or fax as directed OR reserve & pay for your table(s) on-line with Visa, MasterCard, or Discover.

This Institute is designed for trained and in-training Reading Recovery teachers, teacher leaders, trainers, superintendents, principals, and school board members. The purpose is to provide in-depth study of issues related to Reading Recovery teaching and training.

Developed by New Zealand educator Dr. Marie M. Clay, Reading Recovery is a short-term intervention for children at risk of failing to learn to read and write in the first grade. Children meet daily in a one-to-one session with a specially trained teacher.

The goal of Reading Recovery is for children to develop effective reading and writing strategies that will enable them to make accelerated progress and to work successfully within an average classroom setting. The key to the successful implementation of Reading Recovery resides in the multi-tiered training model. Reading Recovery links universities and schools in a collaborative venture to help children while providing a dynamic and unique staff development model.

Who Should Attend

The Institute is open ONLY to those trained or in training through Reading Recovery, Literacy Lessons or Literacy Support, and administrators who have implemented or are interested in implementing Reading Recovery in their district. Other registrations will not be accepted.

Pre-registration is REQUIRED for all sessions.

Early Bird sessions on Thursday and Friday are open at no additional charge.

Seating is limited for all sessions and you must register in advance and early to ensure your choices.

 

Fees

Two-day Institute Registration • $235 • Includes two breakfasts, two lunches, Thursday evening

Exhibitor Reception with light refreshments, and all Institute materials.

Administrator Academy one-day Registration • $110

Features sessions for school administrators, principals, and school board members.

Reading Recovery Council of North America Membership

Current Reading Recovery teachers • $60

Teachers in Training and Retired Reading Recovery teachers • $40

Institute Location and Accommodations

Hotel Reservations • Special room rates at the Somerset Inn are $90 and $110 single or double per night plus applicable taxes. The price difference is the size of the beds. A double room in the Tower will have two full size beds while a double room in the Executive Wing will have two Queen beds. Call (248) 643-7800 to reserve your room. Identify yourself as attending the Michigan Reading Recovery Institute to receive the group rate. The cut-off date for the special rate is October 25, 2011. After October 25 reservations will be accepted on a space and rate availability. Reservations must be accompanied by a valid major credit card, check, or money order made payable to the Somerset Inn. Click here for map and directions to Somerset Inn.

Parking

Parking at the Somerset Inn is free.

Contact Program Coordinator

Sharon Seabrook Russel, Director
Email:

Kristy Carlson, Institute Registrar

Email:

Office of Lifelong Learning and Education
Phone: (269) 387-4174
Fax: (269) 387-4189