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Unlock the Power of Morphology

Learn how prefixes, suffixes, roots, and word origins can transform vocabulary, spelling, comprehension, and academic language development.

14 Hours of Learning

100% Self-Paced

Research-Based Content

Practical, Ready-to-Use Strategies

One Year of Hub Access Included

Thanks to the generous support of the Harvey & Carol Massey Foundation, we’ve been able to develop this comprehensive course and offer it at a fraction of what comparable literacy trainings typically cost.

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$150

Early Bird Pricing Ends August 20th

Regular Price: $200

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When Phonics Isn’t Enough, Morphology Matters

Morphology is the study of meaningful word parts, including prefixes, suffixes, bases, and word origins.

While phonics helps students learn how to read words, morphology helps them understand what those words mean.

Research shows that morphology instruction can support:

  • Vocabulary development
  • Reading comprehension
  • Spelling
  • Writing
  • Academic language
  • Content-area learning

For struggling readers, morphology provides another pathway into understanding language. For proficient readers, it helps unlock more sophisticated vocabulary and prepares students for increasingly complex texts.

Flexible Learning. Immediate Impact.

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One Year of Hub Access Included

Whether you’re an educator, interventionist, tutor, homeschool parent, or literacy leader, this course was designed to provide practical, immediately applicable strategies you can begin using right away.

What You’ll Learn

Unit 1: Structured Literacy Review

  • Review the key components of structured literacy.
  • Explore how the language systems work together.
  • Understand the suffix rules that will play a key role in morphology instruction.
  • Understand morphology’s role in reading, spelling, and vocabulary.

Unit 2: History of English

  • Explore the Anglo-Saxon, Latin, French, and Greek influences on English.
  • Discover why English spelling is meaningful and historically logical.
  • Learn how history shaped English vocabulary, spelling, and pronunciation.
  • Understand the language layers students encounter in words.

Unit 3: What is Morphology?

  • Define morphology and its role in literacy development.
  • Identify common morphemes and word parts.
  • Compare phonemes and morphemes in English.
  • Understand how morphology is crucial for students with Dyslexia.

Unit 4: Latin Morphology

  • Teach Latin bases, prefixes, and suffixes explicitly.
  • Explore high-utility Latin morphemes and word families.
  • Practice instructional routines for morphology.
  • Strengthen decoding, spelling, vocabulary, and comprehension.

Unit 5: Greek

  • Use morphology to strengthen vocabulary instruction.
  • Move beyond memorized definitions.
  • Engage students in meaningful vocabulary activities.
  • Build deeper word knowledge for speaking and writing.

Unit 6: Vocabulary

  • Learn how Greek combining forms differ from Latin bases.
  • Explore Greek spelling patterns and connective vowels.
  • Build academic vocabulary through Greek morphology.
  • Support decoding, spelling, and comprehension of complex words.

Unit 7: Lesson Planning & Resources

  • Structure effective morphology lessons.
  • Use our Lesson Plan template to plan new instruction, reading, and dictation.
  • Select morphemes based on student needs.
  • Explore RCF resources that support morphology instruction.
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Clear, Guided Learning Path

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Downloadable Workbook & Resources

Built-In Knowledge Checks

Designed to be engaging, practical, and easy to navigate, each module combines research-based instruction with real-world application.

More Than a Course

This training doesn’t just teach concepts—it provides resources you can put to use immediately.

Quick-Reference Guides

Classroom Supports

Ready-to-Use Activities

Graphic Organizers

Word-Building Activities

Word Study Tools

Vocabulary Practice

Ready-to-Print Resources

Your Learning Doesn’t End When the Course Does

Registration includes one full year of access to The RCF Structured Literacy Hub, our growing online library of literacy resources designed to support continued learning and classroom implementation.

Included in The Hub:

  • Resource library with hundreds of classroom-ready resources
  • Growing video library with classroom examples and professional development webinars
  • Thematic and seasonal student activities
  • Free access to Project Read AI’s Decodable Generator
One Year of Hub Access Included With Registration

See Why Participants Love This Course

The most beneficial part of the RCF morphology training was the lesson-planning guidance along with the pacing guide and sequence.
The clear, step-by-step breakdown of word analysis and division patterns was extremely helpful. Having consistent routines gave me concrete tools to support decoding and morphology instruction.
The content of this course was highly “actionable” in that I can immediately take what I learned and implement it with my 3rd grade students. I have a strong understanding now of how to be more systematic in my morphology instruction.
There is not a single part that was not beneficial; everything was equally beneficial, informative, and so useful for my future teacher toolkit.
Seeing the strategies in action made it much easier to understand how to apply them in the classroom. It helped connect the content to real instructional practice in a meaningful way.
As a professor teaching Elementary Reading Methods and Reading Across the Curriculum for secondary education majors, this was extremely educational.
The most beneficial part of the morphology training was the charting of the suffixes and prefixes and what each of them meant. This will be very valuable to my older students who are preparing for ACT tests and state testing.
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Everything Included for One Affordable Price

What’s Included

  • 14-Hour Morphology Course

  • 7 Self-Paced Learning Modules

  • Downloadable Resources

  • One Year of Hub Access

  • Professional Learning Videos

  • Implementation Supports

  • Certificate for PD points provided upon completion

Regular Course Price:

$200

Early Bird Pricing:
$150
(20% Off)

Most professional learning experiences covering this depth of content cost significantly more.

Thanks to the generous support of the Harvey & Carol Massey Foundation, we’re able to offer this training at a highly accessible price without compromising quality.

Ready to Unlock the Power of Morphology?

Join educators, tutors, literacy leaders, and homeschool families who are using morphology to strengthen vocabulary, comprehension, spelling, and academic language.

Gain practical strategies, ready-to-use resources, and a deeper understanding of how words work—all in just 14 self-paced hours.

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$150 (20% Off)