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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, I’m chiming in as I also have a rising third grader with dyslexia, diagnosed this past June. No dysgraphia. He’s made significant gains in the past month using the Phono-Graphix approach; there are others (EBLI, Reading Simplifed) based on it that also have very strong evidence. He went three times/week for three weeks, after lower intensity earlier this year. We also did P-G based exercises at home on the days he didn’t go for tutoring. Despite the widespread praise for Orton-Gillingham, the method actually has middling empirical support. I’m a psychologist who has also conducted educational research; I read through the literature carefully when looking into interventions for my DS. P-G isn’t a panacea, but it’s outstanding for building phonemic awareness and foundational skills, and usually fairly quickly. Kids benefit from structured interventions, the younger the better, and with sufficient intensity to make a difference. Twice a week isn’t going to cut it. Good luck.[/quote]what about other forms of dyslexia? My DC has more than just phonemic issues. [/quote]
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