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The Rose Institute for Learning and Literacy

Welcome to the Rose Institute

The Rose Institute for Learning and Literacy was founded at 91Ö±²¥ in 2013 when Sandra Priest Rose established an endowment to ensure that as many students as possible have teachers who are trained in the most effective research-backed literacy instructional methods.  The Rose Institute offers graduate coursework and advanced certificates through 91Ö±²¥ and professional development opportunities both in-district and through several partner BOCES. 

How to Apply  In-district OG & SOR Trainings

 

Custom Trainings for Districts

The Rose Institute for Learning and Literacy offers in-district and virtual professional development opportunities customized to help you set your teachers up for success.  
We specialize in Research-Backed Literacy Instruction and Orton-Gillingham training. And all of our trainings can be submitted through BOCES for CO-SER Aid.

Visit our Resources for Administrators site for more information

 


 

Advanced Certificate Programs

 

This advanced certificate includes coursework based on research-based Orton-Gillingham methods for teaching literacy in a comprehensive and structured multisensory approach. The coursework is complemented by a two-semester mentored practicum. 

  • 9 credit New York State Approved Advanced Certificate 
  • Virtual: a week long intensive 3 credit courses  and a 6 credit school year-long practicum in person with students and virtual one-on-one mentoring 
  • Program begins with summer course and can be completed in one year
  • All coursework and practicum work aligns with the Orton-Gillingham Academy 
  • Upon completion, you will be eligible to apply to the Orton-Gillingham Academy for Classroom Educator certification  (Associate Level certification is also available)
  • Courses and practicum can be taken for graduate credit or professional development credits 
  • Tuition rate of $680 per credit thanks to our partnership with PNW BOCES

This advanced certificate includes coursework focused on dyslexia and research-based methods for teaching literacy to students with dyslexia and language-based learning disabilities. The coursework is complemented by a two-semester mentored practicum. 

  • 16 credit New York State Approved Advanced Certificate 
  • Virtual courses (10 credits: Foundations of Dyslexia, Literacy Assessment, Multisensory Literacy Instruction I, Expository Writing) and a yearlong practicum with students and virtual one-on-one mentoring (6 credits)
  • Foundations of Dyslexia course features nationally renowned dyslexia expert guest speakers  
  • Summer Start 
  • Upon completion, you will be eligible to apply for Classroom Educator certification from the Orton-Gillingham Academy (Associate Level certification is also available)

 

 

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