Focuses on the principles and fundamentals of the Orton-Gillingham Approach
Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary
This 15-hour workshop will outline techniques for teachers to improve their students’ reading comprehension skills. The Reading Rope is a visual metaphor developed by Dr. Hollis Scarborough in 2001 to illustrate the various strands that must be intertwined for skilled reading to occur which includes skills necessary for word recognition and language comprehension.
This workshop will focus on the language comprehension strand of the Reading Rope, and how it contributes to overall reading comprehension. Participants will understand the importance of building background knowledge, effective vocabulary instruction, and critical thinking skills (metacognition) in order to increase reading comprehension of nonfiction text.
Questions? Reach Out!
If you have any questions about the Orton-Gillingham workshops offered, please reach out to training@readsource.com or fill out this contact form. We will be happy to assist you!
Dates
Offered throughout the school year and in the summers. Days and times vary. Please contact the ReadSource Training Team for more information.
Location and Format
Virtual and In Person
Cost
$825 - The cost includes all supplies needed for the workshop; no materials are required.
Who is this class for?
K-12 Educators