As educators, one of the most common challenges we face is helping students with letter reversals, particularly when it comes to confusing the letters “b”
Welcome to the final post in our series on the Orton-Gillingham 3-part drill! In earlier posts, we covered the visual drill and auditory drill. Today,
In this week’s blog post, we will explore the importance of another component of the Orton Gillingham 3-Part Drill: The Auditory Drill. In case you
As a parent of a child with dyslexia or a suspected learning difficulty, you may be exploring different approaches to help your child succeed in
If you’re a busy teacher constantly juggling ALL THE THINGS—you might wonder how there could possibly be room to squeeze one more English language concept
Supporting Students with Dyslexia in Writing: Overcoming Challenges and Building Confidence Dyslexia is a common learning difficulty that affects a child’s ability to read and
Supporting Students with Dyslexia in Math: Strategies for Success Dyslexia is often associated with reading difficulties, but it can also impact a student’s mathematical abilities.
How Dyslexia Impacts Math and Strategies for Success Dyslexia is commonly associated with challenges in reading and processing written language. While the struggles in reading
Mastering Paragraph Writing: A Step-by-Step Guide for Upper Elementary Students Writing a well-structured paragraph is a key skill for upper elementary students. Whether it’s for
Vowels are one of the first key concepts we teach early readers – the “superstars of the alphabet” – a, e, i, o, u (and
