i'm a father for a dislycsic son from Yemen specifically from Sana'a city North side of Yemen' I do really like and loved what i learned to day from this channel' yes i can tell you that my English language its not good enough to understand the whole things but i forced my mind to understand everything by pause the vid and translate it every word and pause again on and on' thank you for this wonderful program.
It's good to hear from you. By studying syllable types of words you can improve a child's ability to break down and decode the words to read them better (in English). I don't know about the other languages.
I took an Orton Gillingham one-week course a few years ago. It was phenomenal! I use the OG approach as a supplement to the curriculum (in a Special Ed. classroom as well as an inclusion classroom) and it's amazing. The students love the activities - they think they're just playing, but boy-oh-boy how they are learning!
Thank you for creating this excellent video. I tried accessing the links to your website in the description. But I get a message that says "website expired."
With English there are ALWAYS exceptions. ;) I teach soft g occurs when followed by i, e, or y. Then, think of the word "get" (hard g). Wilson Reading is an OG based program and it teaches the soft c and soft g rule when followed by i, e, or y also!
Absolutely. OG is not a program but an approach. There are different programs that are all OG based. Barton Reading and Wilson Reading are a couple of big ones. Other programs that use OG approach are All About Reading.
Haha. Look through the comments. You aren't the first, and Gillingham is a name. Besides, ask any person who calls roll and they will tell you that names have all sorts of pronunciations. LOL
i'm a father for a dislycsic son from Yemen specifically from Sana'a city North side of Yemen' I do really like and loved what i learned to day from this channel' yes i can tell you that my English language its not good enough to understand the whole things but i forced my mind to understand everything by pause the vid and translate it every word and pause again on and on' thank you for this wonderful program.
It's good to hear from you. By studying syllable types of words you can improve a child's ability to break down and decode the words to read them better (in English). I don't know about the other languages.
I took an Orton Gillingham one-week course a few years ago. It was phenomenal! I use the OG approach as a supplement to the curriculum (in a Special Ed. classroom as well as an inclusion classroom) and it's amazing. The students love the activities - they think they're just playing, but boy-oh-boy how they are learning!
Thanks for sharing!
I am currently teaching a student who has difficulty with spelling, and you gave me good advice. I'll try them in my classroom. thank you so much.
You are welcome! Let me know if I can help in any way.
I have a student that I work with that using a tutor specialized in this. It works miracles!!!
Very glad to hear that! I use 30 min of Wilson (and assign homework for the week) and 30 min of reading books and implementing those strategies.
I’m homeschooling next year and plan to use this approach. THANK YOU for such an easy to follow intro.
You're welcome!
I've never heard of this before. Thanks for explaining it so clearly. I can see how these different approaches can really help a struggling child!
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Dear Ma'am. Thank you for this video. It was very informative and you explain everything so well. Thank you again.
You're welcome.
I am mom pretty upset on the Mother's day today about my child. Thank god to find your vedio!
I'm so sorry! How can I help?
@@TheParentTeacherBridge Trying to read the materials on ur site now.Those are inspiring！Will try.Thx for the resources.
Thank you for this information. Priceless!
Such a helpful program. Going to read more about this. Thanks for sharing.
There are several programs that follow the OG approach. Barton, Wilson, and All About Reading are just a few.
Thanks for explaining the Orton-Gillingham. I’d like to have access to the pdf syllables but it is not available
What a great resource! I have never heard about this, but I know it will help lots of families.
Yes. I made it because I see parents of newly diagnosed kids being overwhelmed with recommendations.
Thanks for sharing such information. I will certainly use them with my students
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much! your video and your free resources are really helpful. 💙
Loved your clear explanation of the Orton-Gillingham approach!
Thank you! Feel free to share!!
Glad it was helpful!
This was extremely comprehensive and very helpful (all in 11 mins. Thank you so very much!
Thank you so much! Check out my course...theparentteacherbridge.thinkific.com/courses/a-busy-mom-s-guide-to-teaching-your-child-to-read
Thank you for creating this excellent video. I tried accessing the links to your website in the description. But I get a message that says "website expired."
SUCH helpful information! Thank you!!!!
You are welcome! Blessings in your journey to read with your child.
Did you change your website? I have been trying to reach it.
Yes. How can I help? What do you need? Message me back with your email.
Great presentation! Thank you for sharing this program!
You're welcome!
Great information! Thanks for sharing
You're welcome!
I am watching this now, and the links have all expired. please help.
This is new to me! Thanks for sharing such great information.
You are so welcome!
Wow I am over 50 and I remember my 5th Grade teacher teaching us how to break the words down.
May I know more rules, like 'c' & 'g'? They are very useful.
Sure! Watch some more of my videos and also check out my Reading Handy Helper on my website!
Great explanation. For some reason the links are not working for me. Would love to look at your resources
My website is not active currently. Let me know what you need, and I'll get you the info.
Your series of videos on how to teach read
7:31 If G is followed by i, it becomes J while pronouncing. Then why doesn't it change in Gillingham? are there any exceptions to the rule?
With English there are ALWAYS exceptions. ;) I teach soft g occurs when followed by i, e, or y. Then, think of the word "get" (hard g). Wilson Reading is an OG based program and it teaches the soft c and soft g rule when followed by i, e, or y also!
Yes, when I teach this, I teach the exceptions (e.g., gift, get, etc.) at the same time.
Kathleen Marie B. Timbas
BEED 3-B
Date: November 08,2024
My child has Dyslexia and ADHD. Would such a program work for a child with both of these?
Absolutely. OG is not a program but an approach. There are different programs that are all OG based. Barton Reading and Wilson Reading are a couple of big ones. Other programs that use OG approach are All About Reading.
what a great way to explain the program... kudos!! new subscriber right here.
Glad you liked it! If you need to promote it, feel free to share. ;)
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Is this only used for children with dyslexia? My grandson having trouble reading and spelling to the point he has given up on learning to read.
All children can read with this approach!
I really want to learn more about this approach.
Look up syllable types. That explains a lot.
Good morning. I have been trying to get your free guide but I have not been able to. Can’t pull it up. Please tell me how.
What's your email address? I can try to get that to you.
@@TheParentTeacherBridge Thank You!!!
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Great information. I tried the links attached and nothing came up.
Let me know what you need. I'll try to help. My website is down currently.
@@TheParentTeacherBridge If I could get the Syllable Types and the 5 quick tips for struggling readers. Thanks so much.
My email is rebecca@theparentteacherbridge.com Please message me your email. Thanks.
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Is the g in Gillingham an exception to the rule?
:). Names are almost always exempt, as they are from different areas of the world with different languages and rules for those languages. ;) lol
Haha. Look through the comments. You aren't the first, and Gillingham is a name. Besides, ask any person who calls roll and they will tell you that names have all sorts of pronunciations. LOL
I don’t see any links anywhere
The links are in the video description. :)
Under my profile pic and the title of my page (and sub count) it will say SHOW MORE. Click there, and you will see links.
Are the links above no longer available?
Hi! Let me know how I can help you. I'm still available. However, I took a hiatus from my website since it wasn't bringing in the money we needed. :)
Ronjielle Escala
Beed 3-B
November 8, 2024