Beyond Structured Literacy [Premium]

After hard-won battles to increase awareness of dyslexia, choose curriculum, and train teachers in structured literacy, a wave of articles in the media has challenged the gains “science of reading” groups have made and raised issues about the latest wave of testing results shows.

Bookmark
Please login to bookmark Close
read more

Finding What Works for You [Premium]

One common misunderstanding about learning is that smart people are those who seem to hold
everything in their heads, recall it rapidly, then effortlessly retrieve it on demand.

Bookmark

Please login to bookmark
Close
To access this post, you must be a Premium subscriber. log in

Bookmark
Please login to bookmark Close
read more

Multisensory Learning for Unitaskers [Premium]

Multisensory learning, or the use of more than one of the senses like seeing, hearing, or touching – is a hallmark of structured literacy or Orton-Gillingham type instruction for dyslexic students.

Bookmark

Please login to bookmark
Close
To access this post, you must be a Premium subscriber. log in

Bookmark
Please login to bookmark Close
read more

Free Structured Literacy Technology-Based Resources [Premium]

There are some wonderful free resources from the University of Florida Literacy Institute (UFLI), but a nice one is the game generator to change up practice a bit.

Bookmark

Please login to bookmark
Close
To access this post, you must be a Premium subscriber. log in

Bookmark
Please login to bookmark Close
read more

Why is My Student Being Taught Nonsense Words?

Nonsense words may be used to assess how well students have learned certain phonemes and how they are blended, but they should not be memorized…

Bookmark

Please login to bookmark
Close
To access this post, you must be a Premium subscriber. log in

Bookmark
Please login to bookmark Close
read more

Money Skills and Dyslexia [Premium]

When it comes to money skills, it’s especially important for students to be working with physical coins and dollars. In classrooms, this may mean play money; whereas at home, real coins can be used.

Bookmark

Please login to bookmark
Close
To access this post, you must be a Premium subscriber. log in

Bookmark
Please login to bookmark Close
read more

The Why of Spelling [Premium]

The challenge for dyslexic students is that there are so many words to learn – but for many, a double whammy of phonological (sound-based) and orthographic or letter sequence-based weakness make lists challenging to learn and retain.

Bookmark

Please login to bookmark
Close
To access this post, you must be a Premium subscriber. log in

Bookmark
Please login to bookmark Close
read more

Q&A: After School Tutoring for Dyslexia [Premium]

My daughter is starting third grade and has been identified as being at risk for dyslexia. She’s currently going through Response to Intervention (RTI) and not getting Tier 3 support. What do you think about after school tutoring? Will that be enough?

Bookmark

Please login to bookmark
Close
To access this post, you must be a Premium subscriber. log in

Bookmark
Please login to bookmark Close
read more

Before Structured Literacy: Auditory Training [Premium]

It’s important to see if there are any visual or auditory processing issues that are making it difficult to show progress.

Bookmark

Please login to bookmark
Close
To access this post, you must be a Premium subscriber. log in

Bookmark
Please login to bookmark Close
read more

Common Irregular Words [Premium]

There are many common irregular words in the English language – and although some teachers and curricula may choose to postpone learning those tricky words until later, it is good, whether you’re a parent, tutor, or teacher, to have an approach to teach students how to distinguish similar words rather than simply saying that the spellings are “exceptions.” Some students are very logical – and may learn better if they are taught exceptions whenever these situations arise.   Here is an example of a tutor who uses picture associations – doodles and colors and boxes to make the different meanings and spellings of “wood” and “would” distinct:     The book series Words Their Way is one popular and fairly inexpensive approach to spelling that […]

Bookmark

Please login to bookmark
Close
To access this post, you must be a Premium subscriber. log in

Bookmark
Please login to bookmark Close
read more

Speak

To listen, select text and click sound button

WATCH NOW

OSPI STEM Course – STEM for Diverse Learners

Dyslexia and Gifted: Course for Psychologists

Dyslexia for Teachers Course

SPONSORS

    Discover Your Dyslexic MIND Strengths
                                    Free

 

 

 


Amazon Affiliate Notice

Dyslexic Advantage is an Amazon Affiliate. If you click on a link that takes you to the Amazon store, Dyslexic Advantage may earn money on qualifying purchases. Clicking HERE to enter Amazon and making a purchase may support Dyslexic Advantage. Thank you!