Teaching Sight Words When Students Struggle

from The Classroom Collaborative Podcast · host Deedee Wills and Adam Peterson

Deedee and Adam discuss how to help students who are struggling to learn to read. They discuss the Orton-Gillingham approach to instruction. They discuss how using the science of reading and orthographic mapping to teach high-frequency words move students away from memorization. Read more about the Science of Reading Lesson format by going to: What Does A Science Of Reading Lesson Plan Look Like? Free File Too

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