How To Use Decodable Readers
You may have seen the recommendation to use decodable readers or decodable text with your students, especially early on in their learning. Let’s take a…
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The Importance of Giving Corrective Feedback
When seeking tips for giving corrective feedback, think of the process as a form of on-the-spot, contingent teaching. You, the teacher asks questions, and assess…
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Activities With VCCV Words
VCCV words are usually the first multisyllabic words you teach in your Orton-Gillingham lesson plans. These word lists are a bit easier for students because…
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Five Misconceptions About A Structured Literacy Approach
If you are a dyslexia specialist or educational advocates for your students with dyslexia, you may be facing an uphill battle. Trying to encourage structured…
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Benefits of An Orton Gillingham Teacher Training Practicum
The world of Orton-Gillingham teacher training programs can be a bit confusing for those who are new on the scene. Although there are numerous training…
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10 Podcasts for Dyslexia Awareness
Podcasts are a great way to incorporate media consumption into your daily life. Unlike video or reading from books, podcasts are made to be listened…
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9 Films to Raise Dyslexia Awareness
A picture is worth a thousand words. This saying is perhaps one of the most well-known proverbs. It has iterations in many different languages, and…
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Teaching Jobs of Y
If you were to write a job description for yourself, chances are it would be full of many varied types of tasks of varying complexities….
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Effective Ways to Promote The Transfer of Learning
Tyler’s classroom teacher shows you his latest writing assignment. He scored 100% on his latest posttest on structured literacy concepts, but his writing sample is…
