Dr. Patricia Cunningham is an Internationally recognized
leader in the field of literacy instruction. A popular Professional
Development Consultant and inspiring speaker, she is a member
of the prestigious IRA Reading Hall of Fame.Author of 100’s of
books, papers, and presentations that have helped thousands
of teachers, Pat’s most sought after works are: “The Four Blocks”,
“What Really Matters in Vocabulary”, “What Really Matters In
Writing”, and “Classrooms That Work: They Can All Read and
Write”.
2011-2012, in her NEW seminar, Pat turns her attention to
classroom teachers’ #1 problem...children who are Struggling
Readers, children who have been left behind! Pat’s reading
interventions are innovative, activity-based and connected with
the new Common Core standards. They guarantee success!
Spend a day with Pat and you will leave knowing how,
when, and why to implement her insightful interventions.
PAT IS AMAZING!
“A lot of excellent information that I can use in my
classroom right away!”
– Kristine Williams, 2nd Grade Teacher
“A fabulous program packed with great examples and
demonstrations. I wish all our teachers could have come.”
– Emily Hopkins, Literacy Coordinator
“Practical, easy- to-use strategies. Pat is truly a
teacher’s teacher!”
– Kevin Radcliffe, 4th Grade Teacher
“This is the 3rd time I’ve seen Pat. As always, I’ve
learned so much.”
– Sue Sanchez, 1st Grade Teacher
“ Her ideas about teaching writing are as do-able as
her approach to teaching reading.”
– Anne Durling, Resource Teacher
"Pat is so well organized! This was one of the most
informative, teacher friendly seminars I’ve ever attended."
– Sharon Heidinger, 3rd Grade Teacher
"Thanks for showing us a variety of ways to get kids
really involved in reading ."
– Jackie Ramsey, 5th Grade Teacher
"Pat’s seminars are always so practical and informative!"
– Rosalie Yates, Resource Teacher
"A fantastic presentation. Thanks for actually showing us
how to do the activities."
– Jane Silva, 1st Grade Teacher
"l can’t wait to share these strategies and ideas with the
teachers in my district."
– Brenda Daniels, Literacy Coordinator