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    When Does An English Word End In a V?

    When does an English word end in V? Orton Gillingham is a phonics, rule-based approach to teaching and learning the English language. Using a scope and sequence makes it a cumulative, thorough approach to teaching English to both kids and adults. Orton Gillingham training teaches how to use multi-sensory learning to teach all of this and more!

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  • Consonants & Vowels | Teaching Tools & Strategies

    How a Dialect Can Mix Things Up: Structured Literacy

    When teaching short vowels, if you are from the south, you may not want to teach “i” and “e” together. Southerners tend to say things like, “Go git (get) your brother.” If you are from the north, you may not want to teach “a” and “o” together. Northerners tend to say things like, “Get a…

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  • The Letter Q(u)
    Consonants & Vowels

    The Letter Q(u)

    You will never see, in the English language, the letter q without a u following it. The exception here is in proper names, like Q-tip, but that is the only exception. The rest of the time, qu is always together. For Easier Spelling and Reading Because of the QU consistently being together, we teach that…

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    For my first OG experience, I spent an intensive year being trained in the Orton Gillingham (OG) approach of teaching reading and spelling. I took my first course at The Schenck School, a school specifically for dyslexic children. My teacher was a dynamic woman named Rosalie Davis. She was hands down the best teacher I have…

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