Inside a Secondary Literacy Intervention Lesson

Tired of trying to adapt elementary-level materials for secondary students who still have foundational gaps?

If you work with middle or high school students who still struggle with foundational literacy skills, you’ve probably run into this challenge:

Your students still need support with word recognition, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension…

But the programs available are often designed for elementary students.

So you end up adapting materials, covering graphics, modifying lessons, or trying to make elementary resources feel appropriate for older students.

And even then, it can still feel like there isn’t a clear model for what effective secondary literacy intervention should actually look like.

In this free on-demand training, we’ll walk you through a secondary literacy intervention lesson so you can see how foundational literacy instruction can be delivered in a way that is both effective and age-appropriate for older students.


Secondary students absolutely benefit from foundational literacy instruction.

But the way that instruction is delivered is important.

Older students need literacy lessons that:

• respect their age and maturity
• build foundational reading skills
• connect directly to authentic reading and writing

In this training, you'll see what it looks like when literacy intervention is structured so that foundational skills can be strengthened without making students feel like they are back in an elementary classroom.


What You'll See in This Training:

In this free training, you'll see a secondary literacy intervention lesson that shows:

Vocabulary and Categories for Secondary
  • What an effective secondary literacy intervention lesson actually looks like

  • How foundational literacy skills can be taught in an age-appropriate way

  • How word recognition and language comprehension work together in intervention

  • How structured literacy lessons can help older students rebuild essential reading skills

This isn’t theory, it’s a step-by-step walk-through of how a secondary literacy lesson actually works.

➡️ A 1-hour PD certificate and PD you can actually apply

The training includes a short quiz + a printable certificate for 1 hour of professional development.

➡️ Plus, we’re sharing a few of our favorite lessons you can try with your students to get an idea for the flow


Who This is For:

This training is designed for educators supporting older students who still need literacy intervention, including:

• middle school interventionists
• high school interventionists
• special educators
• literacy coaches
• content-area teachers supporting struggling readers

If you work with secondary students who still have foundational literacy gaps and want to see what effective intervention can look like at this level, this training is for you.

By the secondary level, skill gaps are wide and time is short.

This training will help you understand how you can catch students up with age-appropriate structured literacy lessons.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • You’ll get instant access after you sign up — watch anytime from your dashboard.

  • After you sign up, you’ll have access to the training forever (watch anytime).

  • A professional development certificate is automatically emailed to you upon completion of a short quiz.

  • On-demand training courses are for individual use only. For school-wide access, please share this page so your teammates can sign up, too!

See what it looks like when foundational literacy instruction is delivered in a way that is effective, structured, and appropriate for older students.

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