Join Joy Allcock (researcher, author, and one of New Zealand's most respected literacy leaders) as she shares the evidence and thinking behind the Code-Ed approach, what each component is for, why it's designed that way, and how it builds equitable learning environments while accelerating reading and writing.
This isn't about handwriting or teaching text types. It focuses on the practical “how” of writing — helping students write and spell every word in their spoken vocabulary so they can get their ideas onto the page with confidence. When they can write it they can read it!
Deb Crowley will also introduce Jill Eggleton's latest resources, supporting rich literacy teaching through knowledge, language, and comprehension.
Who it's for: Primary, Intermediate and Secondary school educators • Literacy leaders • Learning Support teachers (primary + secondary) • Kāhui Ako / cluster colleagues
This will be a popular event with a maximum of 60 participants— please register early to secure your place.
