Casual Tutors – MultiLit Literacy Centres – Brisbane & Sydney (MV)
Work with students in our Literacy Centres.
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Instruction
Meet our Team: Nicola Bell
Dr Nicola Bell has professional experience in literacy-specialised speech pathology intervention.
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Meet our Team: Sharon Cheers
Sharon’s ambition is to defy disadvantage through the creation of shared value, integrating education expertise with strategy. Learn more about Sharon here.
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System-wide success
MultiLit provides extensive training and ongoing literacy program support for leadership teams implementing evidence-based practice across school systems.
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Step by step
Research-based, school-wide literacy programs offer support for children at every step of their reading journey. And are great for teachers too!
Meet our Team: Carina McSweeney
MultiLit’s Trainer and School Partnerships Officer Carina McSweeney has taught in public schools for 20 years, including 10 in learning and support. Learn more about Carina here.
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Casual Tutors – MultiLit Literacy Centres – Brisbane & Sydney
Work with students in our Literacy Centres.
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Meet our Team: Dr John Young
Education has always been in Dr John Young’s blood, with his father and uncle working as primary school principals.
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Shifting practice: Introducing the Science of Reading at your school
Yates Avenue Public School is a small P-6 school of 176 students, located in Western Sydney. Four years ago, the school embarked on a program of improvement based on evidence-based practice.
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Support struggling readers at school with an intervention program based on reading science
A parent from one of our science-based literacy intervention programs recently shared this interaction with his son: “A couple of weeks ago my son had a maths test at school, so I asked how he went. ‘Good, I could read the questions’, he replied to me. It melted my heart.”