The Top Five Tips When Looking for An Online Reading Tutor
The Top Five Tips When Looking for An Online Reading Tutor Please welcome, Ann Mitchell from Learning, Literacy and Family to my blog…
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A Year In The Life of The Literacy Nest
Wrapping up a whole year as a certified dyslexia practitioner, I look at the accomplishments, the progress made and the people I have reached. Through…
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5 Sneaky Ways to Improve Handwriting
Students with dyslexia frequently struggle to have legible and fluent handwriting. In a world surrounded by computers, it can be easy to let handwriting slip…
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6 Tips for Introducing Dyslexia to Your Child in a Positive Way
6 Tips for Introducing Dyslexia to Your Child in a Positive Way I am so thrilled to have Amy share tips…
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Helpful Strategies For Teaching Syllable Division
The ability to decode more complex text requires not only a working knowledge of the phonemes and graphemes of English and the 6 syllable types,…
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12 Fresh Ideas for Your Phonogram Card Drills
After working with a student in Orton-Gillingham lessons for awhile, the routine can become very well known. Guess what? That’s a good thing! But… if…
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How To Run A Successful Dyslexia Pilot Program
Last Spring, I received an email from Mindy Bramer, an educational consultant for PaTTAN, (Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network). The state of Pennsylvania…
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What Does An Orton-Gillingham Lesson Look Like?
What Does an Orton-Gillingham Lesson Look Like? If you were to observe an Orton-Gillingham lesson such as Wilson, SPIRE or Barton, they would have similarities,…
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12 MORE Children’s Books with Dyslexic Characters
Dyslexia awareness goes on all year long. It HAS to. Last month I published a post with 12 books with dyslexic characters you can’t miss for…
