WRS Certified Teacher Conference
The Wilson Reading System® (WRS) Certified Teacher Conference was created exclusively for WRS Level I and Level II Certified educators who are dedicated to expanding their knowledge and practice.
- Learn “big picture” research and theory about significant educational topics from leading experts, including Barbara Wilson.
- Strengthen your instructional skills in interactive sessions led by master educators who understand teachers’ challenges.
- Re-energize your passion for teaching by connecting with a community of WRS-certified peers and exchanging ideas.
The next WRS Certified Teacher Conference is scheduled for July 2023. This conference provides a wonderful opportunity for teachers to share their Wilson experiences and gather information relevant to their unique needs, which they then can put into practice with students.
View our video highlighting the Wilson® Summer Conferences, held virtually in 2021, to get a taste of this exciting event!
Save the Dates for Summer 2023!
WHEN: July 2023
(Specific dates for the WRS Certified Teacher Conference will be provided as soon as they are available.)
WHERE: Boston, MA, or online from anywhere
WHO: Educators who are WRS Level I Certified, WRS Level II Certified, a Wilson® Dyslexia Practitioner (W.D.P.) or a Wilson® Dyslexia Therapist (W.D.T.)
“The WRS Conference was completely worthwhile and insightful beyond words. I highly recommend all WRS certified teachers attend this conference to refresh, ignite, and spark new understanding of WRS strategies and concepts to better serve our students.”
– Emily Stefanac, Pennsylvania
“This conference was fantastic, and I am definitely going to attend next year’s conference. … The quality of information, the outstanding organization, and the kind, compassionate vibe expressed by all the presenters made this a delightful experience. Thank you for … making this a superior learning experience.”
– Katherine Schamay, Georgia
“Excellent choice for guest speakers and expertise in the science of reading, the reading brain, and dyslexia. [The virtual] format was easy to use and the bonus goodies were a very unexpected treat that made my day(s).”
– Vivian Vargeletis, Massachusetts
