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How to Identify Reading Breakdowns - Intervention Tip of the Week
This week’s reading intervention tip of the week - knowing how to identify reading breakdowns!
In this quick video we talk about the 5 key components you must be evaluating when you are looking for where a student may be breaking down.
If you know us well, you may have guessed them!
And in this video, we talk about how you can do this quickly! You can always use your own materials to make this work at your students’ grade and ability level but this will give you an outline on what it should include!
What does a Structured Literacy Lesson Actually Look Like?
If you’ve been around with us for awhile you know how passionate we are about Structured Literacy. But don’t feel bad if you’re still wondering: What is Structured Literacy? It’s actually a rather new term that’s taking over what’s more been more popularly known as:Orton-Gillingham or (OG) Reading Instruction
Core Components of OG - Diagnostic Prescriptive Instruction
Learn about the essential diagnostic-prescriptive approach in Orton-Gillingham lessons. Discover how to assess student progress, tailor instruction based on data, and implement systematic review for effective learning outcomes.