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Simplifying Phonics with Fidelity

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Simplifying Phonics with Fidelity

Simplifying phonics with fidelity: guidance for all students and especially those with disabilities, neurodiversity’s and trauma backgrounds.

“Simplifying phonics with fidelity” aims to cut out the fluff and target the important skills and concepts that all students need when learning to read. Charlotte will unpack the tried and tested methods that have shown to have the most impact after four years of implementation of structured literacy including systematic synthetic phonics instruction (SSP) at Lake Colac School. This session will provide a good base if you are starting to implement SSP in your school and also check-in for fidelity for those already on the SSP journey.

Presenter: Charlotte Peverett

Charlotte is a passionate ‘special edder’ at heart after spending nearly 20 years in the disability space with 17 of those in schools as a teacher, learning specialist, and inclusion outreach coach. Charlotte advocates for high-quality instruction for students with intellectual disabilities aligned to cognitive science and believes every student can learn when the most effective and efficient whole-school practices are in place, with a wealth of knowledge and practical experience.

Join Charlotte as she aims to break down the barriers, simplify the research into "the best bang for your buck" and discover what works best for all students in schools.

Facilitator: Cleo Westhorpe

With nearly 20 years in education, Cleo is dedicated leader and innovator in inclusive learning and professional development. Co-founding Pivot Professional Learning and The Inclusive School, she champions student voice and evidence-based insights to enhance school culture, engage students, and support teachers' growth. Her work spans classroom teaching, education consulting, and designing data-driven tools that empower schools to foster inclusive, sustainable, and responsive learning environments. Passionate about bridging theory with impactful practice, she strives to make every classroom a place where every student feels seen and valued.

This event is the launch of the new Special Education Network!

The Special Education Network of Think Forward Educators aims to bring quality instruction, strategies and support to teachers, leaders and teacher assistants from all settings to support students with disabilities, neurodiversities and trauma backgrounds in education settings.

➡️Join the Special Education Network group here: Link to join

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