MindPlay Comprehensive Reading Course
A highly concentrated, self-paced professional development program designed to increase teacher knowledge in the Science of Reading.
Begin Your Self-Paced TrainingBecome the Expert Your Struggling Readers Need
Grounded in Structured Literacy principles and backed by decades of grant-funded research, the MindPlay Comprehensive Reading Course for Educators teaches you exactly how our language works—and exactly how to teach it.
The Science of Addressing the Third-Grade Crisis
Teaching reading is rocket science. Currently, 74% of children who fail to read proficiently by third grade remain behind throughout their school careers. To prevent reading failure and help students transition from speech to print, struggling children require the most expert teachers. This course provides the robust, evidence-based training needed to become that expert.
Stop the Crisis. Intervene Strategically.
Built for the "Linguistic Technicians" of Education
While general classroom teachers will greatly benefit from this deep dive into reading science, this course is uniquely designed for the specialists who need to know exactly how our language works. It provides the granular, hands-on instructional routines required for targeted intervention.
Special Education Teachers
By focusing on the fundamentals of the Orton-Gillingham framework, you will master the step-by-step scripts and tactile routines specifically designed to reach students with learning disabilities who need rigor and structure that extends beyond Tier 1 instruction.
Reading Specialists & Interventionists
Deepen your expertise and advanced diagnostic knowledge in how reading develops. You will master Dr. Ehri’s phases of sight word reading and the five stages of spelling development, allowing you to pinpoint specific skill gaps and use diagnostic teaching to immediately adjust instruction for your struggling readers.
General Education Teachers
Prevent reading failure before it starts. You will master the "Big Five" pillars of reading—plus grammar—and learn exactly how our language works so you can confidently deliver explicit, evidence-based literacy instruction to your entire classroom.