How to Use Writing to Improve Morphological Awareness
For students with dyslexia, composing a piece of writing can be incredibly challenging. Writing requires the orchestration of many complex tasks. Students must: This cognitive…
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Tips for Using Controlled Text to Build Morphological Awareness
It’s important to help our students build their morphological awareness, but how can we do this? By using controlled text! What is morphological awareness? Morphological…
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10 Tips for Teaching Closed Syllable Exceptions
While the syllable types explain many spellings and pronunciations in English, we still come across some words that don’t quite work the way we expect…
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7 Tips For Helping Students Recognize Patterns In Words
There are several reasons why recognizing patterns in words is difficult for our students with dyslexia. Dyslexia often causes difficulty linking the phonemic analysis with…
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4 Steps for Teaching V/V Syllable Division
This is the final part of our series on syllable division. The easiest and most common type of syllable division is the division between consonants….
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7 Steps for Teaching C+LE Syllable Division
This post about C+LE syllable division is the next in our series on syllable division. The easiest and most common type of syllable division is…
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6 Steps for VC/V Syllable Division
This post about VC/V syllable division is the next in our series on syllable division. The easiest and most common type of syllable division is…
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7 Steps for Teaching V/CV Syllable Division
There are many reasons to teach syllable division rules. Your students need a procedure to help them tackle long multisyllabic words. Mastering syllable division helps…
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Syllable Division Between Consonants
Just as learning syllable types is an ongoing process that continues and builds over time, so too is learning about syllable division. Learning to divide…
