Teaching Sight Words When Students Struggle Part 2

from The Classroom Collaborative Podcast Hosted by Deedee Wills and Adam Peterson

Deedee and Adam continue their discussion on how to help students who are struggling to learn to read. They discuss the Orton-Gillingham approach to instruction. Join them! They discuss how using the science of reading and orthographic mapping to teach high-frequency words to move students away from memorization and guide them towards mastery. 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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