04/03/2026
📚 Making Literacy Accessible Workshop
Join us for a hands-on, practical workshop focused on supporting learners with complex needs. (ASL Interpreters provided)
🗓 April 30 & May 1, 2026
⏰ 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Outrigger Reef, Diamond Head Ballroom
This workshop is for:
✔ Teachers
✔ Therapists
✔ Early Intervention providers
✔ Parents & caregivers
✔ Anyone supporting learners with complex needs
You’ll learn simple, real strategies you can use right away:
• Shared reading
• Emergent writing
• Story listening
• Alphabet learning
• Phonemic awareness
➕ Plus real tools you can use tomorrow
👩🏫 Featuring Dr. Caroline Musselwhite
• 50+ years of experience
• Expert in literacy and assistive technology
• Clear steps, real examples, practical tools
💵 Cost:
• $200 Professional
• $100 Parent
💡 Scholarships available for parents of deaf, hard of hearing, or deaf-blind children. Approved applicants can attend free.
🔗 Register: bit.ly/043026workshop
We hope you’ll join us!
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A light blue flyer with the title “Making Literacy Accessible.” A smiling cartoon book appears on the left. Text reads: “Simple, practical ways to teach students with complex needs.” Logos from University of Hawaiʻi CDS, HPDBP, CSC, and DOE appear at the bottom with tropical leaf accents.
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Header reads “This workshop is for:” followed by a checklist: Teachers, Therapists, Early Intervention Providers, Parents & Caregivers. On the right are illustrations of a teacher holding flashcards and a caregiver reading to a child. Bottom text says: “ANYONE supporting learners with complex needs.”
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Header reads “You’ll learn how to support:” followed by bullet points: Shared reading, Emergent writing, Story listening, Alphabet learning, Phonemic awareness. Bottom text says: “+ real tools you can use tomorrow.”
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Event details: “April 30 & May 1, 2026, 8:30am – 4:00pm.” Location: Outrigger Reef, Diamond Head Ballroom. Cost listed as $200 Professional and $100 Parent. Includes note about scholarships for parents of deaf, hard of hearing, or deaf-blind children. A registration link and QR code are shown.
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Title: “Meet Dr. Caroline Musselwhite.” Includes a headshot of a smiling woman with long red hair. Text highlights: 50+ years of experience, literacy and assistive technology expert, clear steps, real examples, practical tools. Ends with: “We hope you’ll join us!”
Register here: https://bit.ly/043026workshop
