RESCHEDULED:
Advanced Literacy Training
Trainer: Dr. Tammy Tillotson
July 26-30, 2021, 9am-4pm (5x)
Nicolet College, Rhinelander, WI
* Due to class restrictions related to the Corona virus this training has been rescheduled for next year.
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The Literacy Task Force of Northern Wisconsin provides a variety of training for teachers, parents and other members of the
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The Literacy Task Force is a nonprofit organization and relies solely upon donations to support literacy needs.
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What is the Literacy Task Force?
Who We Are
The Literacy Task Force of Northern Wisconsin (LTF-NW) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping families and individuals in north central Wisconsin who struggle with reading and spelling. We are parents, educators and concerned citizens. LTF-NW partners with the Wisconsin Branch of the International Dyslexia Association (WIBIDA), Wisconsin Literacy, Inc., American Association of University Women (AAUW) and Nicolet Area Technical College.
What We Do
- We provide tutoring for struggling children and adults.
- We train reading tutors using scientifically researched methods. Our teaching starts at a person’s reading and spelling level and takes a systematic approach.
- We give talks about literacy to area agencies, organizations, and schools.
- We raise money for training scholarships and resource materials.
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Contact Us
Literacy Task Force of Northern Wisconsin
5555 Sand Lake Rd
Harshaw, WI 54529
Hours: By appointment.
Tel: 715-277-2019
Become a Member
For a minimal $20 membership you would be helping the Literacy Task Force promote, provide, and develop literacy opportunities to serve children, adults, and their families in North Central Wisconsin.