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Language Enrichment for Older Students (Virtual)
VirtualLanguage Enrichment for Older Students is a Tier II intervention for upper elementary and middle school students who struggle with foundational literacy skills. The curriculum is based on the principles […]
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Unexpected Underachievement (Virtual)
VirtualA difficulty in learning to read or spell that is unexpected in relation to other cognitive abilities could indicate dyslexia or a related disorder. Whether there is a diagnosis or […]
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Reading Readiness (Virtual)
VirtualIn Reading Readiness, participants learn: 1) the foundational skills that are necessary to become fluent readers and accurate spellers; 2) hands-on, multisensory activities to teach and reinforce these skills; 3) strategies […]
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Multisensory Grammar (Virtual)
VirtualIn Multisensory Grammar, participants learn: 1) activities that make the abstract concept of grammar concrete; 2) strategies for increasing students' sentence complexity when writing; and 3) to use of parts […]
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Written Composition (Virtual)
VirtualStudents often struggle with written composition because they are unsure about how to formulate ideas and translate them onto paper. Knowledge of the structures of different paragraphs aids students in […]
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Neuhaus Academy: Beyond the Page (Virtual)
Virtual1) Preview online lessons for adolescent and adult learners that introduce multisyllabic words found in literature and textbooks; 2) Learn activities that increase learners' world and cultural knowledge to enrich critical and analytical reading; and 3) Engage in project-based learning. Neuhaus Academy: Beyond the Page introduces the online lessons of the Neuhaus Academy Learning Platform […]
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Scientific Spelling (Virtual)
VirtualStudents’ spelling errors demonstrate what they know and need to know about sounds and letter patterns to develop accurate spelling. By addressing specific needs, students improve their accuracy and learn […]
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Oral Language & Listening Comprehension (Virtual)
VirtualOral language is the foundation of comprehension. In the early grades, comprehension is best developed through listening. In Oral Language & Listening Comprehension, participants learn: 1) the importance of oral […]