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Heather Kenny is an outstanding Science of Reading expert and national presenter. Over the course of her 25+ year career in education, she has served as a classroom teacher and dyslexia tutor. Heather now works with teachers, schools, and districts to support other educators in implementing practical, science-based instructional techniques that can improve literacy outcomes for students who may have dyslexia. Heather understands the challenges that today's educators face as they strive to address the needs of emerging readers. She is passionate about empowering teachers with the latest science-based knowledge and skills so that they are well-equipped to provide their students – particularly those who fit the profile of dyslexia – with optimally-effective literacy instruction.

What Your Colleagues Say About Your Presenter

"I really enjoyed this training. I learned new information and it validated a lot of our practices. I'm excited about the games."
– Kerry Lippman, Reading Intervention Teacher

"Heather fit a lot into one day and clearly demonstrates a lot of knowledge of all components. Great pace, and kept us on task!"
– Erica Thompson, 1st Grade Teacher

"This training was very informative on dyslexia, Science of Reading, and best practices to implement in the classroom."
– Carey Knipfel, Instructional Coach

"Wonderful information. Heather was amazing. Great ideas, games, activities – and the handbook is very helpful!"
– Renee Bartley, Reading Interventionist

"Heather was so kind, knowledgable, and informative. I learned so much about best practice in regards to phonics and reading, and how to best support diverse learners."
– Grace Brunzell, First Grade Teacher

"Heather was so knowledgable. She was patient with all of our questions. It is obvious that she loves what she does! A great presentation and even better presenter!"
– Michelle Ford, Second Grade Teacher