Once again, Brownieland Pictures and the Atlanta Speech School have teamed up to create videos for the Rollins Center for Language and Literacy’s Cox Campus. Cox Campus’ free interactive courses and tools are designed to equip any adult interacting with children—from birth through age nine—in ways that support language and literacy development. From nurses to families to educators to leaders, Cox Campus provides straightforward learning paths to cultivate environments, relationships, and practices conducive to learning to read. Check out the new courses below!

DLL2 | Connecting the Dots for Dual Language Learners Throughout the Preschool Day
Dual language learners use ALL their language resources to make meaning of their world and the new things they’re learning. Their classrooms should reflect this development! Learn how to help connect the dots for DLLs by supporting their learning and participation during morning meeting, story time, centers, small groups, and transitions. Learn more HERE.
K-3 Literacy | Early Literacy: Print Awareness, Phonological Awareness, and Alphabet Knowledge
In this course, teachers will learn about the importance of print awareness, phonological awareness, and alphabet knowledge. Teachers will not only observe actual classroom instruction, they will also practice some of the skills themselves along the way. In addition, each person taking the course will gain access to instructional tools to help them teach these essential elements to the children in their classrooms. Learn more HERE.
K-3 Phonics | Systematic and Explicit Phonics Instruction
Teachers will build their knowledge of effective phonics instruction aligned with the science of reading. This course will provide teachers with practical tools and develop their commitment to take action in their classrooms to ensure all students have the support they need to become proficient readers. Learn more HERE.
Trauma Informed Practice Course
In the Trauma Informed Practice Course, you will hear from Comer Yates, Executive Director of the Atlanta Speech School, explaining why trauma-informed practice is so critical in this moment. Also, you will experience Dr. Ham react to the Every Opportunity video that Brownieland produced in partnership with the Atlanta Speech School.
The Cox Campus website goes on to describe what you will learn from its Trauma Informed Practice Course: “In this collection of videos, Renee Boynton-Jarrett, pediatrician and social epidemiologist, lays the foundation and framework for trauma-informed practice, and how to use this framework to build classrooms of students who are not just able to learn but also ready to learn.”
Learn more HERE.
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