B and D Reversals Solved!
After watching many of my students struggle with b and d reversals/confusion for years, I knew that I needed to offer some solutions. It would…
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After watching many of my students struggle with b and d reversals/confusion for years, I knew that I needed to offer some solutions. It would…
This month we want to revisit Heart Word/ Red Words/ Irregular Words (whatever you’d like to call them!) The Orton Gillingham community has re-evaluated how to teach irregular words. This new way brings success to more students and creates more background knowledge about how language works. After doing this word analysis with students, I am convinced! Let’s take a look at 3 shifts for Heart Word Instruction.
For several years I have been striving to provide explicit, structured literacy instruction to intermediate, striving readers. I have had many successes and just as many failures. I then made one change that has made all the difference. It wasn’t a costly program or fancy resources. Do you want to know what made the most impact? It was simply telling students about the science of reading and their own data-driven instruction!
There are so many incredible instructional resources and ideas out there. We have narrowed it down to our FAVORITE 15!
How to Level Up Phonics Instruction for Older Students There are literally thousands of resources for teaching primary students foundational reading skills. I love that…
You know the moment when you test drive a new car and then you see that model on every road? Or, when you learn about…
So often we teach a concept and then proceed to give our students eighteen worksheets to practice that skill. Phonics has gotten a bad rap…
Step 4 is huge. There has been a recent BOOM in decodable books and texts and an equal boom of misunderstanding. What exactly does “decodable”…
Would you like to know the single greatest factor of older kids’ reading success? Do you have students guessing at longer words based on the…
The first step to teaching reading in the intermediate grades is to know exactly where your students are in their literacy development. We often overlook…
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