10/06/2026
The Wake Forest Center for Literacy Education offers professional learning for K-12 educators. These courses are intended to bring literacy to life for local public school teachers and school leaders through the use of interactive teaching, experiential learning, and place-based education. No matter what or where you teach, we have a course for you. Using a lifelong learning approach through short enrichment courses taught by Wake Forest faculty, staff, and community partners, these non-credit bearing courses focus on meaningful professional learning around topics in literacy education designed specifically to encourage and empower K-12 public school teachers and administrators to apply what they have learned to their own classroom and school environments.
Upcoming Fall Courses:
Teach like an Actor and Act like a Teacher
Growing Readers through Nature Exploration
Talking Math...with Students...in a Classroom
Amplifying Annotation for Learning
Beyond the Build Challenge: Using Design Process as a Framework for Everyday Teaching
Scholarly Research in the High School Classroom
Multiliteracies in Project-Based Learning: Lessons from Magnet Schools
Learn more and register at https://literacy.wfu.edu/teacher-professional-learning/
The Wake Forest Department of Education is also hosting edCamp336 on Saturday, February 27, 2027, from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm at Wake Forest University. edCamp336 is a free, participant-driven “unconference” for educators, focusing on organic, conversation-based professional development. It is “by teachers, for teachers,” where attendees collaboratively create the agenda on the day of the event to share expertise, network, and discuss relevant, peer-led topics. Learn more and register at https://education.wfu.edu/edcamp-336/