Children's Education & Homeschooling

Reading, writing, and language—these are the foundation of learning, and Structured Literacy ensures they’re taught explicitly and effectively.

Here’s how Structured Literacy develops these core skills:
✔️ Reading: Teaches decoding, fluency, and comprehension step by step.
✔️ Writing: Helps students organize their thoughts, spell accurately, and express themselves clearly.
✔️ Language: Builds vocabulary and grammar skills essential for effective communication.

Structured Literacy makes these critical skills accessible to learners of all levels, ensuring that no child is left behind. Whether it’s unlocking the world of books, improving written expression, or enhancing communication, Structured Literacy equips students with the tools they need to succeed.

The Orton-Gillingham (OG) Approach is renowned for its ability to transform how we teach and learn literacy. Built on key principles, it’s designed to empower learners by focusing on:

✔️ Diagnostic & Prescriptive: Tailored to the unique needs of each learner.
✔️ Emotionally Sound: Builds confidence and fosters independence.
✔️ Multisensory: Engages multiple senses for deeper learning.
✔️ Structured & Sequential: Skills are taught in a logical, step-by-step way.
✔️ Personalized: Every lesson is customized to fit the student’s progress.

These principles create a foundation for success, especially for students with dyslexia and other learning challenges. 

Structured Literacy is the bridge between the Science of Reading and real-world learning. This approach is:
✔️ Systematic: Skills are taught in a logical, step-by-step order.
✔️ Explicit: Every concept is clearly explained and modeled.
✔️ Multisensory: Engages visual, auditory, and tactile pathways for deeper learning.

By connecting research to results, Structured Literacy ensures that every learner—especially those with dyslexia—has the tools they need to succeed. It’s a proven method for teaching reading, writing, and language in a way that works for all learners.