Some of these dyslexia-specific interventions like SPIRE include instructional levels that would be appropriate for students who have not mastered the six basic syllable types and have considerably reduced reading accuracy levels. There are also interventions on this list like REWARDS that would be appropriate for students whose primary struggles are with complex multi-syllable words. Additionally, there are dyslexia-specific interventions like Helping Students with Dyslexia and Dysgraphia Make Connections that focus more heavily upon learning and using word level decoding skills and on making connections within various types of texts.
Dyslexia-specific-interventions should be evaluated or vetted using the Dyslexia-Specific Intervention Checklist that follows the intervention examples.
Madison, AL They are highly effective, especially for struggling readers, and make a lot more sense than word walls. Sound walls can be used in primary grades and with….
There are so many strategies that we learn to teach reading comprehension but in this post, I share my favorite visualizing reading strategy that helps struggling readers improve their reading comprehension: visualization with structure words.
It is the…. Orthographic mapping is the process where children learn to recognize each letter of the alphabet and how each letter represents one sound. Continuing with my syllable series, learn what a vowel team syllable is and how to teach it using multisensory methods. You can find all my syllable posts here. And you can read The 6 Types of Syllables here, where I explain what a syllable is, how to count syllables, and go over the 6 syllable types.
What is…. In this post, I share my favorite multi-sensory learning activities for L blends, along with a set of multi-sensory L blend worksheets and activities.
Multi-sensory learning is the cornerstone of the Orton-Gillingham method. Struggling learners simply learn best…. Summer is the perfect time to brush up on your teaching skills and learn about any new or updated teaching strategies. The tip about using a tracking aid is spot on for so many with dyslexia. My daughter struggles with reading. I am a teacher and I am trying all strategies to help her thrive. I am going to have her tested. I need some professional advice on what to do.
I took her to her pediatrician, so gave me the packet to have her referred for testing. Im trying to use somenof your strategies in addressing dyslexia of my grandchild praying itnis effective in her case will inform you about the improvement soon and maybe give some ideas i discover as i go through it. Hi Marites. I hope the strategies are working and you are seeing improvement.
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Skip to content Sharing is caring! It is important then to determine what additional support, or interventions, are necessary. Effective Dyslexia Interventions N ew research on dyslexia shows that the most effective dyslexia interventions are based on an approach that dates back to the s. This approach, Orton-Gillingham, is named after a neuropsychiatrist and an educator who together created a process for systematic reading intervention. The Orton-Gillingham model incorporates the following components: Personalized to meet the needs of individual students and to move at the student's pace.
Intervention is most often done one-on-one or in small groups, but can be adapted for a classroom. Multisensory and interactive to engage various parts of the brain. The approach encourages visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning. Sequential and structured instruction that begins with simple concepts and moves to more complex. The order in which students are introduced to the patterns of English are based on logical steps that build on one another.
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