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Judson to host annual Literacy in Motion Conference

Judson University's Master of Education in Literacy will host its annual Literacy in Motion Conference from Tuesday to Thursday, June 18-20, at the Creekside South Education Building, 1151 N. State St., Elgin.

Registration ends Wednesday, June 12. Cost is $330.

This annual conference welcomes educators from all over the world to learn from speakers about instructional methods for elevating literacy in K-12 classrooms.

Educators who attend the three-day conference can earn 13 professional development hours or enroll for graduate credit.

This year's speakers include leading educators like Jeffrey Wilhelm, Debbie Miller, Bob Shea, Pam Muñoz Ryan and Gravity Goldberg.

Unlike typical conferences, Judson's conference is limited to 200 participants, ensuring that every attendee gets a seat and the opportunity to interact with speakers.

In addition to several keynote speeches, there will also be breakout sessions, workshops, and book sales.

Participants can enroll or learn more at JudsonU.edu/LiteracyInMotion.

Judson University's Master of Education in Literacy provides certified teachers with the opportunity to examine and enhance their knowledge base and instructional repertoire with regard to effective literacy practices.

The program is designed for practicing classroom teachers who are motivated to become more accomplished in all areas of literacy instruction.

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