Multisensory Teaching Strategies in the Classroom: Part One
Multisensory Teaching Strategies in the Classroom Part One: Using Multisensory Teaching Techniques Multisensory teaching is not just crucial for kids with dyslexia,…
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Orton-Gillingham In Small Groups? Yes, You Can!
Do you find yourself scratching your head when thinking about how to run an Orton-Gillingham in small groups during a typical school week? Here are…
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How to Write Effective Orton-Gillingham Progress Reports
Whether you are working in private practice as an Orton-Gillingham tutor or working with students in a classroom or school setting, sharing information about a…
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Tips For Error Correction in Your Orton-Gillingham Lessons
Part of being a successful Orton-Gillingham teacher or tutor means being prescriptive. This means you tailor your Orton-Gillingham lessons and plans to meet the specific…
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What’s In My Orton-Gillingham Binder?
Whenever my students meet with me for an Orton-Gillingham lesson, they have a few supplies handy, like their Orton-Gillingham binder. I, of course, come towing my…
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The Top 6 Tips For Helping Children Blend Sounds
When a Student Finds It Hard to Blend Sounds Together: 6 Tips for Getting Over the Hump While very often, things go along…
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The Essential Reading List for Orton-Gillingham Teachers and Tutors
Today, I am providing you with a list of professional books that are truly invaluable for Orton-Gillingham teachers and tutors. Whether you are just starting…
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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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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,…
