Why Struggling Readers Need Something Different
Struggling readers, ESL learners, and students with dyslexia need more than traditional tutoring—research shows that brain-based, phonemic awareness-focused instruction works faster than Orton-Gillingham.
The Overlooked Key to Reading Fluency: Proper Letter Formation
Proper letter formation is more than handwriting—it’s a powerful, often overlooked key to building reading fluency, especially for students with dyslexia and other learning differences. When writing reinforces phonemic awareness, reading becomes faster, smoother, and more automatic.
Why Your Child Still Struggles with Reading After Orton-Gillingham: What You Haven’t Been Told
Orton-Gillingham. It’s a name that comes up again and again. It’s been around for decades. People talk about it like it’s the gold standard. You did everything they told you.
You found the program. You paid for the tutor. You followed every suggestion.But here you are.
Months, maybe even years, later.
And your child still struggles to read.If that sounds familiar, please know something important: You’re not alone. And it’s not your fault.