Our Services
Structured Literacy Intervention (OG)
Your student’s literacy achievement drives our passion, evidence-based instructional practices guide our instruction. Through engaging, interactive lessons, each student feels supported through their challenges and celebrated for their achievements!
We offer reading intervention services for students in grades K-12, in a virtual 1:1 setting.
Struggling readers will benefit from personalized lessons, delivered with fidelity that address the foundational skills of phonological awareness, phonics, as well as spelling, morphology, fluency and reading comprehension. Our trained and certified reading specialists utilize the proven instructional practices of the Orton-Gillingham approach; which are explicit, systematic and sequential. Our interactive lessons maximize student engagement and increase learning outcomes.
Our tutors build strong connections with each student in virtual 1:1 tutoring sessions. With this flexible support model we are able to reach students in all educational settings at times that prioritize each student’s unique needs.
Your child deserves reading intervention that works!
What Is Structured Literacy?
Structured literacy, a term first used by the International Dyslexia Association, is a comprehensive science-based instructional methodology. Research demonstrates the effectiveness of structured literacy for all students and is essential for students who have difficulty with reading. Structured literacy, often referred to as Orton-Gillingham, provides direct, explicit, systematic, engaging, multisensory, and developmentally appropriate instruction. When delivered with fidelity, this approach provides students with the key skills they need to become efficient and accurate decoders. Ultimately, these skills strengthen word identification and deepen text comprehension.
What Is the Science of Reading?
The body of knowledge that is referred to as the science of reading provides educators with a foundation of evidence-based instructional practices on which to build personalized instruction to meet each student’s unique needs.
The Science of Reading refers to a growing body of knowledge resulting from extensive research on the reading brain, and offers clear direction on how to effectively teach children how to read. The science of reading incorporates two main frameworks: The Simple View of Reading and Scarborough’s Rope.