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Dyslexia: An alphabet soup of remedies
An article in the Globe and Mail on Friday, October 23, 2015 by Mary Beach discusses how a teacher, trained in the Orton-Gillingham approach, turned around a student in grade 2 who was struggling with dyslexia.
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Tagged accomodations, anna gillingham, brain, dyslexia, intervention, learning disability, multisensory, orton gillingham, reading, remediation, rewiring, samuel orton, sequential, struggle, systematic, teacher, training, writing
Assessment Scholarships available
With the knowledge that early identification is critical – The Ontario Branch of the International Dyslexia Association (ONBIDA) offers scholarships for psycho-educational assessments for students who struggle learning to read and write as their primary area of difficulty. Funds for … Continue reading
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Tagged assessment, dyslexia, Oliver Martin, ONBIDA, psycho educational, reading, scholarship, struggle, writing
