 Join hundreds of adult and family literacy practitioners, volunteers and adultlearners this May to network, develop new skills and share promising practices during the 28th Annual Florida Literacy Conference. This premier literacy event offers a wide range of sessions presented by local, state and national educators. Sessions are designed to energize you with new ideas and hands-on strategies that you can put to work for your program and students. Sessions promise to be interactive and are sure to helpexpand your knowledge on avariety of topics related to adult basic education, literacy, ESOL and family literacy.
Full Conference Registration Includes:
- Admission to general sessions
- Your choice of sessions within 13 tracks
- Opening reception
- Continental breakfast on Thursday
- Closing luncheon Friday and daily refreshments
- Social and networking events
- Admission to literacy product exhibition
- Conference tote bag, program and resource materials
Conference Tracks:
- Adult Learner
- Corrections Literacy
- ESOL
- Family Literacy
- Health Literacy
- Learning Disabilities
- Library Literacy
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- Program Management
- Reading
- Technology
- Volunteers in Literacy
- Workforce Education
- ABE, GED, and Adult High School
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Other Highlights Include:
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- Florida Awards Banquet and Celebration
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Our conference theme “Open Books Open Minds” pays tribute to the outstanding efforts of teachers, tutors, and administrators throughout Florida. Your work helps to change lives on a daily basis as adults and families become better readers and learn firsthand how books can open new worlds of opportunity.
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