Training Fellows & Locations

For more information on registering for courses or questions on trainings, please contact the Fellow, school, clinic, camp or organization directly.


*Minimum Requirements are established by OGA. Fellows can require more coursework hours or practicum hours or observations at their discretion.

ATF/OGA – Accredited Training Fellow
F/OGA – Fellow
FIT/OGA – Fellow-in-Training


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Karen Sheehy, F/OGA
Indianapolis, IN 46236

C| Karen Sheehy, F/OGA
T| 317.590.4930
E| kasfit2020@gmail.com

 

2024

Associate

In-Person & Online

June 1- – June 21

9:30 am – 4:30 EST

$3,200 (including practicum)

Location:
Sea of Strengths Academy
7313 International Pl #90
Sarasota, FL 34240

For registration and more information, contact Karen.

Upon registration, notification regarding the acquisition of training materials will be given.  Please add “Associate Training” in the subject line of the email.

 

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The 60 hours of synchronous coursework follows the Orton-Gillingham Academy’s Curriculum.

Practicum: 100 hours supervised practicum teaching 1-1 (Option A) over a minimum of 8 months. Includes 10 observations by Fellow Karen Sheehy or a qualified supervisor as deemed by the Fellow. The practicum is included in the cost of the course.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree. Enrollment and completion of the OGA Subscriber course is required prior to June 10th, 2024.

Fellow: Karen Sheehy, F/OGA

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Orton Gillingham Reading Specialists
PO Box 211122
Eagan, MN 55121

C| Abbe Pedersen
T| 952.920.9280
E| contactus@ogreading.com
W| https://www.ogreading.com/

2024

Online

Associate A, Part 2

  • Part two: July 11 – August 15 (25 hours)

9:00 am – 2:30 pm CT, (Mondays – Thursdays)

$2,480 plus materials 

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

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The 60 hours of coursework and the 100 hour practicum meet the Academy standards at the Associate level.

Practicum: At least 100 hours which includes 60-70 hours of direct supervision. We can provide the students. 20 hours with each of 3 students: one at 9 am Central Time, one at 10 am Central Time, one at 11 am Central Time. Mondays through Thursdays July 15 – August 15, 2024.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Karen Sonday, F/OGA

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R.I.E Training LLC
Lakeland, Fl 3381

C| Sarah Rideout, F/OGA
E| sr.rietraining@gmail.com

2024

Associate A

Virtual/Online

Part 1: August 5-9

Part 2: August 19-23

8:30 AM – 3:00 PM EST

Registration: $1,500

For registration email Sarah Rideout at: sr.rietraining@gmail.com

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This course meets the standards for Associate level coursework for the OGA. This comprehensive training introduces individuals to the principles and instructional practices of the Orton-Gillingham approach. Providing the knowledge base to implement OG in a variety of settings, trainees will learn about research-based language instruction best suited for teaching reading and spelling. Course content follows the OGA curriculum and explores syllable types and division patterns, spelling rules and generalizations, morphology, planning and executing lesson plans, and much more!

Practicum: For an additional fee, a supervised practicum with mentorship (10 observations over 100 hours) can be requested after the completion of coursework to fulfill the requirements for OGA certification at the Associate level.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Sarah Rideout, F/OGA

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The Instruction Hub
Arden, NC 28704

C|Candi Sellers
T|828.712.5665
E|candi@theinstructionhub.com 
W|https://www.theinstructionhub.com/ortongillingham-training

2024

Classroom Educator

Online

June 24 – 28

9:40 am – 4:40 pm EST

$950

CLICK HERE FOR BROCHURE

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

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The coursework and practicum follow the guidelines of the Orton-Gillingham Academy Curriculum at the Classroom Educator level.

Practicum: $875 for five observations. Completed virtually following all OGA requirements at the Classroom Educator level.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Candi Sellers, ATF/OGA

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Marburn Academy
9555 Johnston Road
New Albany, Ohio 43054

C| Lisa Neuhoff, F/OGA
T| 614.396.4849
E| lneuhoff@marburnacademy.org
W| https://www.marburnacademy.org

 

2024

Associate A or B

In-Person

  • June 10 – July 3 and
  • July 6 – July 19

8:30 am – 3:30 pm

Cost: $2000.00 with an additional $250 non-refundable material fee (doubles as the deposit)

Contact Lisa Neuhoff for registration. 

 

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Associate Course:

The 75-hour Associate Level course meets OGA standards and is designed to build on the Classroom Educators course to equip teachers and tutors with the knowledge and skills to work one-on-one with students with dyslexia. The comprehensive training in structured, multisensory research-based language instruction integrates reading with spelling and writing.  Trainees will study the neurological underpinnings of dyslexia, phonological awareness, phonology, syllable types and division patterns, history and structure of the English language, spelling rules and generalization, as well as an introduction to morphology.  Participants will interpret student profiles and assessments.  Trainees will write daily lesson plans and work with individual students with support and feedback from an OGA accredited fellow.

Practicum: For an additional fee, a supervised practicum with mentorship (a minimum of 10 observations over a minimum of 8 months) can be requested after the completion of coursework to fulfill the requirements for OGA certification at the Associate level

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Lisa Neuhoff, F/OGA

 

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Marburn Academy
9555 Johnston Road
New Albany, Ohio 43054

C| Lisa Neuhoff, F/OGA
T| 614.396.4849
E| lneuhoff@marburnacademy.org
W| https://www.marburnacademy.org

2024 

Classroom Educator

In-Person

  • June 10 – June 18
  • 8:30 am – 3:30 pm

Cost: $995.00 with an additional $100 non-refundable material fee (doubles as the deposit)

Contact Lisa Neuhoff for registration.

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Classroom Educator Content

The 35-hour Classroom Educator course is designed to teach those interested in learning about the OG approach for classroom or small group settings. The coursework and practicum follow the guidelines of the Orton-Gillingham Academy Curriculum at the Classroom Educator level. It provides educators with content knowledge in reading acquisition, the neurobiology of dyslexia, the structure of the English language, adaptation of the multisensory, systematic and structured OG approach for classroom instruction, materials, procedures and strategies for the development of lesson plans, as well as assessments, and test interpretation

Practicum: For an additional fee, a supervised practicum with mentorship (a minimum of 5 observations over a minimum of 50 hours) can be requested after the completion of coursework to fulfill the requirements for OGA certification at the CE level.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Lisa Neuhoff, F/OGA

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Georgia Educational Training Agency
4039 Kenway Place
Smyrna, GA 30082

C| Brenda Fitzgerald
T| 770.794.8525
E| brendafitzgerald@georgiaeta.com
W| https://georgiaeta.com

2024 

Associate B

  • July 8-12 and
  • July 15-19
    8:30 am – 4:00 pm

Location:
Greater Atlanta Christian School
1575 Indian Trail Lilburn Road
Norcross, GA 30093

Cost: $1,200 + $100 book fee due first day of clas

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

 

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Orton-Gillingham Multisensory 70 hour Training Course. This course will provide an overview of the development of written language, recent relevant research information, and techniques to incorporate knowledge of phonology, morphology, semantics, syllabication, and syntax into multisensory teaching of reading, writing, and spelling. The course will follow guidelines set by the Orton-Gillingham Academy for Associate Level certification.

Practicum Requirements: These guidelines also require a practicum, and for those who intend to seek certification, a practicum may be arranged on an individual basis for an additional cost. Completion only of the course work without the practicum will qualify a person for Subscriber membership in the Academy.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellows: Norma Jean McHugh, ATF/OGA

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Jennifer Tavello, F/OGA
Westport, CE 06880

C| Jennifer Tavello
T| 860.836.6846
E| fellowjentavello@gmail.com

2024

Associate

Online, Synchronous

  • June 17 – June 21 and
  • June 24 – June 27

8:30 am – 3:00 pm EST

$3,000 (includes the practicum)

CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

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Orton-Gillingham Training – Associate Level A. This 60 hour course covers all the basic curricular components designed to transfer to a 1:1 teaching. The comprehensive training focuses on the multisensory principles of teaching as well as current research-based language instruction designed to integrate reading with spelling and writing. The class content includes phonological awareness, the history, and structure of the English language, phonology, syllable types and division patterns, introduction to morphology, spelling rules, and generalizations, and the neurological underpinnings of dyslexia. Trainees further gain practice interpreting testing, and planning/delivering individualized diagnostic and prescriptive lessons.

Practicum: A 100 hours of required practicum is required with a minimum of 10 supervised observations after the completion of the coursework. The practicum fee is included in the course fee. The Practicum begins once the course is complete which includes 100 hours of Supervised practicum over a minimum of 8 months and 10 formal observations will be reviewed and discussed with the trainee

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Jennifer Tavello, F/OGA

 

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Blueprint Shoreline Reading Specialists
Madison, CT 06443

C| Betsy Kessler
T| 860.304.3285
E| blueprintshoreline@gmail.com
W| ctblueprintlearning.com and shorelinereading.com

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Ongoing – Available for onsite, in-person training

Classroom Educator

Associate

Blueprint Shoreline Reading Specialists are available to conduct onsite, in-person trainings. Please contact Betsy Kessler for more information.

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The 30 hour Classroom Educator course is designed to teach classroom teachers, special education teachers, reading teachers, speech and language pathologists as well as interested faculty and administration about dyslexia. The curriculum includes understanding and diagnosing dyslexia, the educational approach to treating dyslexia, and materials and lesson plan ideas for teaching students with dyslexia.

The Associate level course builds on the Classroom Educator course and prepares practitioners to work one-on-one with students with dyslexia. This coursework delves deeper into topics such as vocabulary, morphology, advanced lesson planning, dyslexic brain, testing, and student learning profiles.

Practicum: A practicum is required for Academy membership and can be arranged by request.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Beth Stone, ATF/OGA and Lisa Tweed, FIT/OGA

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Kim Nau, F/OGA
Merrick, NY 11566

C| Kim Nau
T| 1.516.459.9523
E|KimtheOGteacher@gmail.com
W| www.kimtheOGteacher.com

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2024

Classroom Educator 
Associate (part 1)

  • June  17 – June 20
  • 9:00 am – 3:30 pm EST

Cost: $1,000 + optional practicum

Virtual

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

CLICKER HERE FOR BROCHURE

 

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The Classroom Educator (CE) course is designed for those interested in learning about the OG approach for group settings. Trainees will learn about the foundations of the OG approach, neurobiology of dyslexia, reading acquisition, the structure of the English language, phonology, spelling rules, syllable types, and syllable division patterns. These hours are also applicable towards Associate Level coursework.

Practicum: The practicum is for those who want to attain the Classroom Educator level certification from the Orton-Gillingham Academy (OGA). It consists of 50 hours of a supervised practicum with 2 or more students in a group setting. There are at least 5 observations which are conducted over 8 consecutive months at a cost of $100 for each observation with constructive feedback. The OGA does not offer certification without a practicum.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Kim Nau, F/OGA

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Kim Nau, F/OGA
Merrick, NY 11566

C| Kim Nau
T| 1.516.459.9523
E| KimtheOGteacher@gmail.com
W| www.kimtheOGteacher.com

 

2024

Associate Level (part 2)

  • July 16 – July 19
  • 9:00 am – 3:30 pm EST

Cost: $1,000 + optional practicum

Online

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

CLICKER HERE FOR BROCHURE

 

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This is the second 30 hours of the Associate level coursework following the OGA curriculum.

*For teachers who hold a teaching license from New York state, this course also provides 30 CTLE credits.

Practicum: The practicum is for those who want to attain the Associate Level A certification from the Orton-Gillingham Academy (OGA). The Associate Level A practicum consists of a minimum of 100-hours working 1:1 with a student (10 observations conducted over 8 consecutive months) at a cost of $150 for each video observation with constructive feedback. The practicum is “pay as you go”, so each observation can be paid individually to off-set the up-front cost of the practicum.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree and Associate Part 1

Fellow: Kim Nau, F/OGA

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Manhattanville College and PNW BOCES
2900 Purchase Street
Purchase, NY 10577

C| Tracy McCarthy
T| 914.323.5434
E|
tracy.mccarthy@mville.edu
W| https://www.mville.edu

2024

Online

  • September 28
  • October 5
  • November 2
  • November 16
  • December 7

9:00 am – 4:00 pm EST

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This 30-hour course satisfied the coursework for the Classroom Educator Level. All hours are synchronous, and participants should plan to be in attendance for all 30 hours. If an emergency occurs and a participant needs to miss an hour or two of class, they may watch the recording prior to the next day of coursework.

Graduate Credits: If you would like to take the course for graduate credit, here is the link: https://connect.mville.edu/apply/

Practicum: Practicum will also be offered through Manhattanville/PW Boces. It is a separate registration from this course and may be taken for 6 graduate credits during the 2024-2025 school year. You may reach out to Tracy McCarthy if you are interested in securing a spot for practicum. Additional information about the course and coursework

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Dawn Nieman, ATF/OGA

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Columbus Tutoring Services
2700 E. Main Street, #211
Columbus, OH 43209

C| Rayna Weiner, FIT/OGA
T| 614.427.3994
E|
rayna@columbustutoringservices.com
W|
https://www.columbustutoringservices.com

2024

Associate A

In-Person

Dates:

  • June 17 – 28
  • Mondays -Thursdays: 8:30 am – 4:00 pm EST
  • Fridays: 8:30 am – 12:00 pm EST

$2,400 after 3/16/24

Location:

Clintonville Academy
3916 Indianola Avenue
Columbus, OH 43214

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

CLICK HERE FOR BROCHURE

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This 60+ hour course provides the knowledge base for individuals to use the Orton-Gillingham Approach in a classroom, group, or 1:1 setting. The Associate Training Course covers the OGA curriculum. It does not include a practicum, which is required for Academy membership. The practicum `can be arranged on request after the coursework is completed. This course offers GTRE credits for an extra fee.

Practicum: Practicum is offered for an additional fee. The OG Practicum for 1:1 tutoring to be contracted individually with the instructor for an additional cost. Completion of coursework and practicum prepare the trainee to apply for Associate Certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Cyndi Schultz, ATF/OGA, Rayna Weiner, FIT/OGA

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Kim Nau, F/OGA
Merrick, NY 11566

C|Kim Nau
T| 1.516.459.9523
E| KimtheOGteacher@gmail.com
W| www.kimtheOGteacher.com

 

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2024

Classroom Educator
Associate (part 1)

Weekends:

  • February 17-18 and
  • February 24-25
  • 8:00 am – 2:30 pm EST

Cost: $1,000 + optional practicum ($100 per observation)

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

CLICKER HERE FOR BROCHURE

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The Classroom Educator (CE) course is designed for those interested in learning about the OG approach for group settings. Trainees will learn about the foundations of the OG approach, neurobiology of dyslexia, reading acquisition, the structure of the English language, phonology, spelling rules, syllable types, and syllable division patterns. These hours are also applicable towards Associate Level coursework.

Practicum: The practicum is for those who want to attain the Classroom Educator level certification from the Orton-Gillingham Academy (OGA). It consists of 50 hours of a supervised practicum with 2 or more students in a group setting. There are at least 5 observations which are conducted over 8 consecutive months at a cost of $100 for each observation with constructive feedback. The OGA does not offer certification without a practicum.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Kim Nau, F/OGA

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Jennings Miller, F/OGA
Decatur, GA 30033

C| Jennings Miller, F/OGA
T| 615.974.5212
E| jenningsmiller@bellsouth.net
W| www.jenningsmiller.com

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2023 – 2024

Virtual

December 2023 – November 2024

Mondays: 7:30 pm -9:30 pm EST + Additional Asynchronous Work

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

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The coursework follows the OGA Curriculum at the Certified level. This course can also be used a workshop or for professional development if not seeking Certified level membership in the Academy.

Practicum: Practicum and mentorship is offered at the the Fellow’s discretion due to limited available spaces.

Prerequisite: Completion of the Associate level coursework and practicum.

Fellow: Jennings Miller, F/OGA

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Jennifer Tavello, F/OGA
Westport, CE 06880

C| Jennifer Tavello
T| 860.836.6846
E| fellowjentavello@gmail.com

2024

Online, 30 synchronous hours

April 25, 26, 29, 30, May 1

8:30 am – 3:00 pm

Cost: $1,500 (includes practicum)

CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

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The coursework and practicum meets the OGA requirements for Classroom Educator level. This certification provides the participant with skills and principles of the Orton-Gillingham Approach to provide and modify literacy instruction in the classroom or small groups.

Practicum: The fee for this course includes the practicum. The practicum is required for OG Academy membership at the Classroom Educator level. The practicum entails 50 hours of teaching a group of students over a minimum of 8 months. Includes 5 observations by Fellow or qualified supervisor with written and verbal feedback. Additional information about the course and coursework

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Jennifer Tavello, F/OGA

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R.I.E Training LLC
Lakeland, Fl 3381

C| Sarah Rideout, F/OGA
E| sr.rietraining@gmail.com

 

2024
Classroom Educator Options:
  1. Mondays: April 22, April 29, May 6, May 13, May 20
  2. June 3-7
  3. June 17-21
8:30 am – 3:30 pm EST
$850
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This  Classroom Educator course introduces individuals to the principles and instructional practices of the Orton-Gillingham Approach. Providing the knowledge base to implement OG during classroom instruction or small group intervention, participants will learn skills to carry out a structured, systematic, multisensory phonics based approach. Course content follows the OGA curriculum and explores the reading brain, beginning and advanced spelling generalizations, procedures and strategies beneficial for 95% of students, planning and executing lesson plans, and much more!

Practicum: For an additional fee, a supervised practicum with mentorship (5 observations over 50 hours) can be requested after the completion of coursework to fulfill the requirements for OGA certification at the OGCE level. Cost is a flat rate of $200 per observation.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Sarah Rideout, F/OGA

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Orton Gillingham Reading Specialists
PO Box 211122
Eagan, MN 55121

C| Abbe Pedersen
T| 952.920.9280
E| contactus@ogreading.com
W| https://www.ogreading.com/

2024 – 2025

Online

Associate A, Part 1

  • September 21 – February 5 (35 hours)

Cost $3,280 plus materials (~$50)

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

 

 

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The 60 hours of coursework and the 100 hour practicum meet the Academy standards at the Associate level. Optional 5 graduate credits available.

Practicum: At least 100 hours of which 60 hours are directly supervised. 2 students which we can provide for you. One at 5 pm Central Time and one at 6 pm Central Time beginning October 2, 2024 on Mondays and Wednesdays. Part 2 is 25 hours to complete the 60 hours.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Karen Sonday, F/OGA

 

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Lori Shikuma, F/OGA
Honolulu, HI 96821
Online

C| Lori Shikuma
E| shikumalori@gmail.com
T| 808-221-9603

 

2024

Associate A

Online

Dates: 

  • June 17-21 and
  • July 9-12
  • Time: 10:00 am – 4:30 pm PDT/ 7:00 am – 1:30 pm HST

Fee: $1,600 (includes Training Manual, phonogram card decks, workbook, and online resource bank)

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION.

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The coursework meets the OGA Associate Standards.

Practicum: A practicum is required for OGA certification. The practicum can be arranged on request after the coursework is completed.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Lori Shikuma, F/OGA

 

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Lori Shikuma, F/OGA
Honolulu, HI 96821
Online

C| Lori Shikuma
E| shikumalori@gmail.com
T| 808-221-9603

 

2024

Classroom Educator

Online

Dates:

  • June 17 – 21

Times

  • 10:00 am – 4:30 pm Pacific Daylight Time
  • 7:00 am – 1:30 pm Hawaii Standard Time

Fee: $900 (includes Training Manual, phonogram card decks, workbook, and online resource bank)

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

 

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This 33 hour coursework covers the OGA Classroom Educator curriculum. It does not include a practicum, which is required for Academy membership. Classroom Educator Level is intended for educators teaching in a general education setting. The Classroom Educator practitioner is certified by OGA to provide and adapt literacy instruction for the whole class or for small groups needing supplemental support. The coursework provides educators with the basic content knowledge of research-based explicit language instruction as well as the delivery of instruction aligned with Orton-Gillingham Principles.

Practicum: A practicum is required for OGA certification. The practicum can be arranged on request after the coursework is completed.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Lori Shikuma, F/OGA

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Key Learning Center
1345 Hendersonville Road
Asheville, NC 28803

C| Catherine McKenzie, MSM Certified Teacher
T| 828.274.3311
E| cmckenzie@carolinaday.org
W| https://www.carolinaday.org/key-learning-center/institutes

2024

Marilyn Zecher Multisensory Math

June 24 – June 28
9:00 am – 3:30 pm

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER

CLICK HERE FOR THE BROCHURE

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Based on the Orton-Gillingham approach, Multisensory Mathematics applies the research-based Concrete- Representational-Abstract (CRA) approach to teaching mathematics as advocated by the National Math Panel and the NCTM. Concepts and skills are taught systematically from simple to complex with review and reinforcement to develop mastery. New information is taught through visual, auditory, and tactile kinesthetic modalities to ensure students form a deep conceptual understanding of mathematical operations and language.

Practicum: Multisensory Math Level 1 can be followed by a practicum that leads to MSM Certification.

Instructor: Catherine McKenzie, MSM Certified Trainer

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Camperdown Academy Teacher Training Program
65 Verdae Commons Drive
Greenville, S.C. 29607

C| Suzanna Greer
T| 864.244.8899 ext 110
E| sgreer@camperdown.org
W| www.camperdown.org

Ongoing

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The coursework and practicum follow the guidelines of the Orton-Gillingham Academy Curriculum at the Classroom Educator level.

Practicum: Scheduled independently for an additional fee.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Suzanna Greer, F/OGA

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R.I.E Training LLC
Lakeland, Fl 3381

C| Sarah Rideout, F/OGA
E| sr.rietraining@gmail.com

2024

Associate A

Virtual/Online

Part 1: July 8 – 12

Part 2: July 22 – 26

8:30 AM – 3:00 PM EST

Registration: $1,500

DOWNLOAD FLYER

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

For registration email Sarah Rideout at: sr.rietraining@gmail.com

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This course meets the standards for Associate level coursework for the OGA. This comprehensive training introduces individuals to the principles and instructional practices of the Orton-Gillingham approach. Providing the knowledge base to implement OG in a variety of settings, trainees will learn about research-based language instruction best suited for teaching reading and spelling. Course content follows the OGA curriculum and explores syllable types and division patterns, spelling rules and generalizations, morphology, planning and executing lesson plans, and much more!

Practicum: For an additional fee, a supervised practicum with mentorship (10 observations over 100 hours) can be requested after the completion of coursework to fulfill the requirements for OGA certification at the Associate level.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Sarah Rideout, F/OGA

 

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Stern Center for Language and Learning
183 Talcott Road, Suite 101
Williston, VT 05495

Registration Contact:
C| SJ Larkspur
T| 802.878.2332 x 320
E| proflearning@sterncenter.org
W| http://sterncenter.org/orton-gillingham

Course Information Contact:
C| Peggy Price, F/OGA
E| pprice@sterncenter.org

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2024-2025

Orton-Gillingham Diagnostic Assessment Workshop Series

2024

Aug 5 | 8:30 AM–3:30 PM ET
Nov 11 | 12:30–3:30 PM ET

2025
Jan 13 | 12:30–3:30 PM ET

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION & REGISTRATION

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Assessment is a critical component of designing effective instruction. Effective literacy instruction demands that educators have a deep understanding of the developmental progression of reading skills and know how to link assessment to instruction. This workshop series provides participants with a detailed Orton-Gillingham (OG) scope and sequence for grades K–2.  

This course counts toward OGA Certified Level training.

Fellow: Peggy Price, F/OGA, Amy Ducey, FIT/OGA

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Therapeutic Language Consulting at Horizon Academy
4901 Reinhardt Dr.
Roeland Park, KS 66205

C| Gabi Gillory-Welsh, FIT/OGA
T| 913.789.9443
E| fellowjanetgeorge@gmail.com
W|https://horizon-academy.org

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2024

Associate A

  • June 24 – June 28, Plus 3 Saturdays in the Fall, dates TBD
  • 8:00 am – 4:30 pm (synchronous) CST
  • 60 hours of synchronous coursework

Virtual/In Person

Cost: $3,000 (includes 10 practicum observations) + $150 for materials

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

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Orton-Gillingham Training – Associate Level A. This 60 hour course covers all the basic curricular components designed to transfer to a 1:1 teaching. The comprehensive training focuses on the multisensory principles of teaching as well as current research-based language instruction designed to integrate reading with spelling and writing. The class content includes phonological awareness, the history, and structure of the English language, phonology, syllable types and division patterns, introduction to morphology, spelling rules, and generalizations, and the neurological underpinnings of dyslexia. Trainees further gain practice interpreting testing, and planning/delivering individualized diagnostic and prescriptive lessons.

Practicum: 100 hours supervised practicum teaching 1-1 (Option A) once the coursework is completed. 10 video observations must be sent, along with completed lesson plan and all student work to training Fellow to view and respond. Follow-up meetings are scheduled to discuss video lessons.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Janet George, ATF/OGA, Gabi Guillory-Welsh, FIT/OGA

 

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Blosser Center for Dyslexia Resources
1907 NE 45th Avenue
Portland, OR 97213

 

Ongoing

Associate A

Virtual – Synchronous

Cost: $2,400

 

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The Orton-Gillingham Associate Training coursework (64 hours) follows the standards and curricula set forth by the Orton-Gillingham Academy. The online coursework is conducted live via Zoom. This instruction provides trainees with the basics of the Orton-Gillingham Approach and will allow them to work 1:1 using the Orton-Gillingham Approach under the mentorship of a Fellow. All coursework materials are sent electronically. Upon successful completion of the course, trainees will be eligible to complete their practicum and then apply to the OGA for Associate level certification

Practicum: 100 hours supervised practicum over 8 consecutive months, with 10 remote observations performed by the Fellow.

Observations: Scheduled individually for an additional fee

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree, fluency in the English Language, experience working with children
Fellow: Laurie Leason, ATF/OGA

 

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Achieve with OG, LLC
Diane Mayer, F/OGA
Belton, MO 64012

C| Colleen Zink, FIT/OGA
T| 816.213.0270
E| colleenzink92@gmail.com

2024

Associate A

In-Person

  • June 24, 25, 26, 27 and
  • July 1, 2

9:00 am – 4:30 pm

$1,600 

Location
Grace Church
8500 W. 159th Street
Overland Park, KS 66223

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This 60-hour course provides the knowledge base for individuals to use the Orton-Gillingham Approach. The Associate Training Course covers the OGA curriculum. It does not include a practicum, which is required for Academy membership. The practicum can be arranged on request after the coursework is completed. This course offers GTRE credits for an extra fee.

Practicum: Practicum is offered for an additional fee.  Completion of coursework and practicum prepare the trainee to apply for Associate Certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Diane Mayer, ATF/OGA, Colleen Zink, FIT/OGA

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Therapeutic Language Consulting
Fishers Island, IN 46055

C| Janet George, ATF/OGA
T| 317.658.2480
E| fellowjanetgeorge@gmail.com

 

2024

Associate A

Virtual
60 hours of synchronous coursework

June 10 – June 21

Monday – Friday 

8:30 am – 3:30 pm EST

Cost: $3,000 (includes 100 hours of practicum and 10 practicum observations)

For more information and registration, email Janet George.

 

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Orton-Gillingham Training – Associate Level A. This 60 hour course covers all the basic curricular components designed to transfer to a 1:1 teaching. The comprehensive training focuses on the multisensory principles of teaching as well as current research-based language instruction designed to integrate reading with spelling and writing. The class content includes phonological awareness, the history, and structure of the English language, phonology, syllable types and division patterns, introduction to morphology, spelling rules, and generalizations, and the neurological underpinnings of dyslexia. Trainees further gain practice interpreting testing, and planning/delivering individualized diagnostic and prescriptive lessons.

Practicum: A 100 hours of required practicum is required with a minimum of 10 supervised observations after the completion of the coursework. The practicum fee is included in the course fee. The Practicum begins once the course is complete which includes 100 hours of Supervised practicum over a minimum of 8 months and 10 formal observations will be reviewed and discussed with the trainee.

Trainees will be invited to a private FB group with allows for weekly participation in ongoing learning opportunities.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’’s Degree, Completion of the OGA Subscriber Course
Fellow: Janet George, ATF/OGA, Michelle Norris, FIT/OGA

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Key Learning Center
1345 Hendersonville Road
Asheville, NC 28803

C| Carrie Erb, Executive Director. A/OGA
T| 828.274.3311
E| cerb@carolinaday.org
W| https://www.carolinaday.org/key-learning-center/institutes

2024 – 2025

Bridge from Basic to Advanced Course
Certified Part 1 (25 hours of the 100 hours required)
Certified Part 2 is offered in the summer of 2024

In-Person and Live Online Course

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

 

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A follow-up to the OG Associate Course, and/or Part One of OG Certified,  this course is for those who are ready to work with higher-level language concepts. Key’s Level III sequence is presented with a focus on strategies for remediation of the older student. A review of syllabication and spelling generalizations is the bridge from phonology to advanced language skills. The morphological layer of English (prefixes, roots, and suffixes) and a sequence for morpheme instruction are introduced as well as an introduction to syntax and writing strategy instruction.

Practicum: Practicum will begin once Certified part 2 is offered in the summer of 2024.

Prerequisites: Bridge may be taken as a stand-alone course after Associate or as Part One of Certified.

Fellow: Concha Wyatt, F/OGA

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Fraser Academy
2294 West 10th Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6K 2H8
Canada

C|  Colleen Chow, ATF/OGA
T|  1.604.736.5575
E|  cchow@fraseracademy.ca
W| https://fraseracademy.ca/x/professional-development/

Ongoing

Associate A 

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

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The Associate level coursework and practicum meeets OGA standards.

The training consists of high-quality training in structured, multisensory language instruction that extends from basic phonics, reading, writing and spelling to higher level word attack and writing skills.

This approach also gives participants the opportunity to learn the structure of written English through systematic and multisensory teaching techniques.

Practicum: The practicum is scheduled on an individual basis for an extra fee.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree, Classroom Educator Coursework
Fellow: Colleen Chow, ATF/OGA and Ellen O’Brien, ATF/OGA

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Fraser Academy
2294 West 10th Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6K 2H8
Canada

C|  Colleen Chow, ATF/OGA
T| 1.604.736.5575
E|  cchow@fraseracademy.ca
W| https://fraseracademy.ca/x/professional-development/

 

Ongoing

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

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This coursework follows the OGA curriculum for the Certified level, Part 1 (50 hours)

Practicum: The practicum is scheduled on an individual basis for an extra fee.

Prerequisite: Associate level membership in OGA
Fellow: Colleen Chow, ATF/OGA and Ellen O’Brien, ATF/OGA

 

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Orton-Gillingham of the North Shore, LLC
Rockport, MA 01966

C| Kerri McDonald-Schaub, ATF/OGA
T| 617-308-9279
E| ognorthshore@gmail.com
W: ognorthshore.net

Ongoing

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After completing the Introduction to OG: The First 30 Hours, you may elect to continue on with the OG Associate Level course and practicum which provides teachers with the opportunity to apply the principles of OG instruction in a 1:1 setting. The participant will attend an additional 30-hour course and design and teach 100 lessons under the supervision of Kerri McDonald-Schaub, an OGA Accredited Training Fellow.

Graduate Credits: 5 graduate credits available through Fitchburg State University for an additional fee.

Practicum: The practicum requires a minimum commitment of 10 consecutive months during which the participant will receive 10 formal observations. For more information, contact Kerri at ognorthshore@gmail.com. This course begins in September 2023. Space is limited.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Kerri McDonald-Schaub, ATF/OGA

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The Sally Borden Program at Friends Academy
1088 Tucker Road
North Dartmouth, MA 02747

C| Shelbi Randenberg
T| 508.641.9766
E| srandenberg@friendsacademy1810.org
W| https://friendsacademy1810.org

2024

Associate A or B

Part 1 Options, Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm EST

  • February 19 – 23, 2024
  • June 24-28, 2024
  • July 8-12, 2024
  • July 15-19, 2024
  • August 5-9, 2024
  • August 12-16, 2024
  • August 19-23, 2024

Part 2 Options, Monday-Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm EST:

  • July 22-26, 2024 or
  • August 26-30, 2024 

Associate B can be arranged

Training Cost: $1,650

Virtual – All hours are synchronous. 

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

 

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The Sally Borden Program at Friends Academy is sponsoring an Orton-Gillingham Institute, which provides a training course for educators and parents. The 60-hour training prepares its participants for the Associate level at the Academy.  The courses are designed for teachers who work with students with dyslexia or language-based learning differences.

During this training, participants will learn about dyslexia and reading difficulties as well as the following fundamental elements of the Orton-Gillingham Approach: introduction to phonology, basic phonics, morphology and words derived from Anglo-Saxon, Latin, and Greek, strategies for multi-sensory instruction, formal and informal testing and how to use that information for tutorials, OG lesson planning, writing and grammar skills and handwriting instruction, and mock tutoring sessions.

Practicum: For an additional fee, the practicum is arranged on an individual basis after completing the coursework.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Dawn Nieman, ATF/OGA, Maryann Chatfield, F/OGA

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Vanessa Silver, F/OGA
Granada Hills, CA 9134

C| Vanessa Silver, F/OGA
P| 818.535.9363
E| vmsbcet@aol.com

 

2024

Classroom Educator, Online

  • June 24 -June 28
  • 8:30 am – 3:00 pm (Pacific Time)

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

CLICK HERE FOR BROCHURE

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This Classroom Educator course introduces individuals to the principles and instructional practices of the Orton-Gillingham Approach. Participants will learn skills to carry out a structured, systematic, multisensory, phonics-based approach by providing the knowledge base to implement OG during classroom instruction or small group intervention. Course content aligns with the Orton-Gillingham Academy curriculum. It explores the reading brain, phonology, beginning and advanced spelling generalizations, multisensory/multimodal strategies, basic morphology, planning and executing lesson plans, and more.

Practicum: The OG Classroom Educator practicum can be contracted individually with the instructor at an additional cost. Completing the coursework and practicum prepares the trainee to apply for Classroom Educator certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Vanessa Silver, F/OGA

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Kildonan Teacher Training Institute
476 Skiff Mountain Road
Kent, CT 06757

C| Kathleen Loftus Stewart, F/OGA
T| 845.373.2028
E| kstewart@kildonan.org
W| www.kildonan.org

2024

Dates TBA

Location:
The Marvelwood School
476 Skiff Mountain Road
Kent, CT 06757

 

Orton-Gillingham Training – Associate Level. This 70 hour course covers all the basic curricular components designed to transfer to a 1:1 teaching. The comprehensive training focuses on the multisensory principles of teaching as well as current research-based language instruction designed to integrate reading with spelling and writing. The class content includes phonological awareness, the history, and structure of the English language, phonology, syllable types and division patterns, introduction to morphology, spelling rules, and generalizations, and the neurological underpinnings of dyslexia. Trainees further gain practice interpreting testing, and planning/delivering individualized diagnostic and prescriptive lessons.

Practicum: A 100 hour practicum follows and can be arranged upon request.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’’s Degree
Fellow: Kathleen Stewart Loftus, F/OGA

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The Sally Borden Program at Friends Academy
1088 Tucker Road
North Dartmouth, MA 02747

C| Shelbi Randenberg
T| 508.641.9766
E| srandenberg@friendsacademy1810.org
W| https://friendsacademy1810.org

2024

Classroom Educator

Course Options:

  • February 19-23, 2024
  • June 24-28, 2024
  • July 8-12, 2024
  • July 15-19, 2024
  • August 5-9, 2024
  • August 12-16, 2024
  • August 19-23, 2024

9:00 am – 4:00 pm EST

Training Cost: $1,150

Virtual – All hours are synchronous. 

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The Sally Borden Program at Friends Academy is sponsoring an Orton-Gillingham Institute, which provides a training course for educators and parents. The 30-hour training prepares its participants for the Classroom Educator level at the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Practicum: For an additional fee, the practicum is arranged on an individual basis after completing the coursework. Contact Dawn Nieman: niemanville@gmail.com

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Dawn Nieman, ATF/OGA, Maryann Chatfield, F/OGA

 

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Greengate School at Randolph
Huntsville, AL

C| Jennings Miller, F/OGA
T| 615.974.5212
E| jenningsmiller@bellsouth.net
W|https://www.randolphschool.net/academics/greengate/

Ongoing

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The Associate coursework (65 + hours) provides the rationale for using the OG Approach with individuals with dyslexia. Components of the course include the brain basis of reading and the essential components of evidence-based reading instruction. It provides a diagnostic-prescriptive approach to assessment, instructional sequences, and lesson planning and delivery for the individual learner.

If you live in the Huntsville area and are interested in part time or full time work as a dyslexia therapist at The Greengate School for Dyslexia, the cost of the coursework and all practicum is included in employment. Contact Dr. Hargett for more information about employment at Greengate. No prior experience is necessary.

Practicum: Practicum is offered. Contact Jennings Miller to arrange the practicum.

Prerequisite A Bachelor’s Degree is required.

Fellow: Jennings Miller, F/OGA

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Dyslexia Institute for Language and Learning
West Orange, NJ 07052

C| Pledger Fedora, Ph.D., F/OGA
T| 973.275.2627
E| pledgerfedora@gmail.com
W| https://www.dyslexialiteracy.com

Ongoing

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This 60 hour course provides trainees with the basics of the Orton-Gillingham Approach and is intended to provide trainees with the skills that will allow them to work either 1:1 or in a small group using Orton-Gillingham Approach. The course follows the curriculum and guidelines of the Orton-Gillingham Academy. Upon completion, trainees will be able to work with students in a classroom, small group, or 1:1 setting.  Associate Option B upon request.

Practicum: 100 hours with 10 observations. Scheduled individually for an additional fee.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Pledger Fedora, Ph.D., F/OGA

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Edison Teaching and Learning Center
9020 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy.
Portland, OR 97225

C| Elizabeth Johnson, F/OGA
P| 503-267-7853
E| ejohnson@edisonhs.org
W|https://edisonhs.org/resources/edison-teaching-and-learning-center.html

Ongoing

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The Associate coursework (60 hours) provides the rationale for using the OG Approach with individuals with dyslexia. Components of the course include the brain basis of reading and the essential components of evidence-based reading instruction. It provides a diagnostic-prescriptive approach to assessment, instructional sequences, and lesson planning and delivery for the individual learner. The Part B components include adaptations for classroom instruction. An Associate member is qualified to provide 1:1 and small group instruction under the mentorship of an Academy Fellow (Tier 3).

Practicum Requirements: 100 hours supervised practicum teaching 1-1 with 10 observations

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree and the completion of Classroom Educator Coursework
Fellow: Elizabeth Johnson, F/OGA

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Edison Teaching and Learning Center
9020 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy.
Portland, OR 97225

C| Elizabeth Johnson, F/OGA
P|503-267-7853
E| ejohnson@edisonhs.org
W|https://edisonhs.org/resources/edison-teaching-and-learning-center.html

Ongoing

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The Orton-Gillingham Classroom Educator coursework (30 hours) provides the participant with skills and the principles of the Orton-Gillingham Approach to provide and modify literacy instruction in the classroom or small groups (Tier 1 and Tier 2).

Practicum: 50 hours supervised practicum over 8 consecutive months, minimum, which includes 5 observations of the trainee teaching complete lessons in a group (of at least 2 students) or classroom.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Elizabeth Johnson, F/OGA

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Alphabet City Tutors
Brooklyn, NY 11201

C| Katie Takayanagi, F/OGA
P| 617.372.3117
E| katie@alphabetcitytutors.com
W| www.alphabetcitytutors.com

2023 – 2024

Associate A & B

Virtual – Synchronous

Dates:

  • July 31 – August 4 (Mon – Fri)
  • August 7 – 11 (Mon – Fri)
  • 9:00 am – 3:30 pm EST

Practicum Seminar Saturdays: 9:30 am – 1:30 pm

  • Sept 30, 2023
  • Dec 2, 2023
  • Jan 27, 2024
  • Mar 2, 2024
  • May 4, 2024

Cost: $4,500 includes coursework and practicum

CLICK HERE FOR BROCHURE

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This course satisfies requirements for both Associate Option A and Option B, as all participants will complete 70 hours of coursework and practicum
may be completed with either all one-on-one students or half one-on-one and half small group.

Practicum: 100 hours

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Katie Takayanagi, F/OGA

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Orton Gillingham Reading Specialists
PO Box 211122
Eagan, MN 55121

C| Abbe Pedersen
T| 952.920.9280
E| contactus@ogreading.com
W| https://www.ogreading.com/

2024

Online

Associate A, Part 1:

  • July 8 – August 15 (35 hours)

9:00 am – 2:30 pm CT, (Mondays – Thursdays)

Online – Virtual – Synchronous

$3,280 plus materials (~$250) (Includes Practicum)

 

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The 60 hours of coursework and the 100 hour practicum meet the Academy standards at the Associate level.

Practicum: At least 100 hours which includes 60-70 hours of direct supervision. We can provide the students. 20 hours with each of 3 students: one at 9 am Central Time, one at 10 am Central Time, one at 11 am Central Time. Mondays through Thursdays July 15 – August 15, 2024.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Karen Sonday, F/OGA

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Low Country Orton-Gillingham Training
Charleston, SC 29401

C| Catherine Hagberg
T| 617.875.0601
E| lcogtraining@yahoo.com

Ongoing

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The Associate level course meets the criteria of the OGA standards.

Practicum: A supervised practicum with mentorship (10 observations over 100 hours) is offered to fulfill the requirements for OGA certification at the Associate level.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree

Fellow: Sheila Costello, ATF/OGA, Catherine Hagberg, FIT/OGA, Susan Nyman, FIT/OGA,

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Grace Sharma, ATF/OGA
Online from Los Angeles, CA

C| Grace Sharma, ATF/OGA
E| gracesharma22@gmail.com
W|www.empoweredreaders.com

 

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2024

Classroom Educator & Associate Level

Dates:

  • June 18 – 21
  • June 25-28

8:00 am – 3:00 pm PST

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The Classroom Educator Course is 30 hours and the Associate course is 60 hours. The courses provide the knowledge base for individuals to use the Orton-Gillingham Approach in a classroom, group, or 1:1 setting. The Classroom Educator and the Associate Training Courses cover the OGA curriculum. It does not include a practicum, which is required for Academy membership. The practicum can be arranged on request after the coursework is completed.

3 GTRE credits available for an additional fee.

Practicum: Participants have the option to complete subsequent practicums (for an additional fee) to work towards certification through OGA.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Grace Sharma, ATF/OGA, Keely Rincon, FIT/OGA
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Janet Jones, ATF/OGA
Summerville, SC, 29486

C| Janet Jones
T| 843.214.2429
E| jjonesedtraining@gmail.com
W| www.bluemooseliteracy.com

Ongoing Virtual, synchronous

Date Options:

  1. June 10 – 14, 2024
  2. June 24 – 28, 2024

For more Information & Registration:

https://bluemooseliteracy.com/current-courses/

Cost: $900

Included Materials: Drill Deck, Course Binder, access to over 1,000 digital instructional materials.

Download Flyer

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This Orton-Gillingham Classroom Educator course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to implement a linguistic phonics-based approach during regular classroom instruction or small group intervention (Tiers 1 and 2). This approach is appropriate for all beginning readers and essential for those who struggle.

Practicum Requirements: This course does not include the practicum, which is required for Academy membership. It includes 50 hours of supervised practicum teaching a group of students over a minimum of 8 months. Includes 5 observations by Fellow or qualified supervisor. Practicum spots will be available for an additional fee.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Janet Jones, ATFC/OGA

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Camperdown Academy Teacher Training Program
65 Verdae Commons Drive
Greenville, S.C. 29607

C| Suzanna Greer
T| 864.244.8899 ext 110
E| sgreer@camperdown.org
W| www.camperdown.org

2024

Associate B

In-Person

Dates:

  • July 10 -12
  • July 15 -17
  • September 20-21
  • November 15-16

8:30 am – 4:30 pm

Tuition: $1,250 + $300 for required materials 

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

CLICK HERE FOR THE BROCHURE

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The coursework and practicum follow the guidelines of the Orton-Gillingham Academy Curriculum at the Associate level.

Practicum: Scheduled independently for an additional fee.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Suzanna Greer, F/OGA, Terrianne Hawks, FIT/OGA, Becky Brown, FIT/OGA

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The Oregon Dyslexia Institute 
PO Box 207
Newberg, OR 97132

C| Lynn Lamping, F/OGA
T| 503.554.1219
E| lamping.odi@gmail.com
W| http://www.oregondyslexiainstitute.com

2024

Dates:

  • June 17 – June 21 and
  • June 24 – June 28

8:00 am – 3:30 pm PST

$2,400

Location:

George Fox University – Stevens Building Room 207
414 N. Meridian Street
Newberg OR 97132

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All coursework and practicum follow the OGA curriculum at the Associate level.

Practicum: Available for an extra fee.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Lynn Lamping, ATF/OGA, Mark Arneson, FIT/OGA

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Nancy Redding, F/OGA
San Jose, CA 95125

C| Nancy Redding, F/OGA
P| 408.810.2555
E| nancy.c.redding@gmail.com
W| www.nancyredding.com

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2024

Classroom Educator: In-Person
June 10-14
8:30 am – 4:00 pm PDT daily
35 hours in-person with 5 hours of independent work

 

Associates Level:  June 10-14 (in-person)
8:30 am – 4:00 pm PDT daily
and 2 weekends online: August 24/25 and Sept 7/8)
8:30 – 2:00 pm PDT

Location:
Almaden County Day School
6835 Trinidad Drive
San Josie, CA 95120

For more information, see attached flyer and registration.

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This course covers the OGA curriculum for Classroom Educator Level (40 hours) for teachers employed at a school, or Associates Level (65 hours) for people desiring to do individual tutoring. This course introduces individuals to the principles of the Orton-Gillingham approach, and provides the knowledge base for individuals to use OG in a variety of settings. It does not include a practicum which is required for Academy membership.

Practicum can be arranged on request after the coursework is completed.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Nancy Redding, ATF/OGA

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Nancy Redding, F/OGA
San Jose, CA 95125

C| Nancy Redding, F/OGA
P| 408.810.2555
E| nancy.c.redding@gmail.com
W| www.nancyredding.com

2024

In-Person

Classroom Educator:

  • July 15 – July 19 
  • 8:30 am – 4:00 pm PDT
  • $1,200

Location:

Westmark School
5461 Louise Avenue
Encino, CA 91316

CLICK HERE FOR BROCHURE

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

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This course covers the OGA curriculum for Classroom Educator Level (35 hours). This course introduces individuals to the principles of the Orton-Gillingham approach and provides the knowledge base for individuals to use OG in a variety of settings. It does not include a practicum which is required for Academy membership. The practicum can be arranged on request after the coursework is completed.

Practicum can be arranged on request after the coursework is completed.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Nancy Redding, ATF/OGA

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Therapeutic Language Consulting
12938 Shoreline Blvd
McCordsville, IN 46055-9670

C| Janet George, ATF/OGA
T| 317.658.2480
E| fellowjanetgeorge@gmail.com

Ongoing

Monthy evenings from 7:00 pm – 9 pm and by appointment.

Cost: $1,500

90 hours of synchronous coursework

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Fellow-in-Training (FIT) prepares the participant to become an independent Fellow practitioner qualified to train and supervise others in the Orton-Gillingham Approach as well as provide instruction for the learner with dyslexia (Tier 3). It is important to recognize that the 3 year requirement is the minimum number of years.

Practicum: 300 hours of supervised practicum over a minimum of 3 academic years beyond the 300 hours at Certified for a total of 600 hours. The practicum includes participation in a minimum of 3 complete trainings over the 3 year period including Associate and Certified trainings.

Prerequisites: Master’s Degree in any area of study from an accredited institution and Certified level membership in the Academy. Experience teaching students of various ages and learning profiles. Evidence of continuing professional growth and development in the field of dyslexia beyond Certified level.

Fellow: Janet George, ATF/OGA

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Janet George, ATFC/OGA
Therapeutic Language Consulting
McCordesville, IN 46055

C| Janet George, ATF/OGA
T| 317.658.2480
E|fellowjanetgeorge@gmail.com

2023 – 2024

Saturday classes once a month beginning September 9th – May 2024

8:30 am – 3:30 pm

Cost: $3,500 (includes 200 hour practicum)
The course manual is included in the fee. Participants will need to purchase Advanced Language Tool Kit through EPS or similar vendor. 

90% synchronous and 10% asynchronous

Contact Janet George for registration information.

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Certified Level: The Certified level coursework is designed to prepare the Certified member to have the knowledge and skill to provide instruction as an independent OG practitioner. This course includes the rationale for using the OG Approach with individuals with dyslexia at the advanced levels, including using a diagnostic-prescriptive approach, instructional sequences that span basic phonics to advanced linguistics concepts, lesson planning and delivery for the individual learner at any age and level, and assessment for all levels of learner.

Training follows the seminal work of Rome/Osman.

Minimum coursework hours: 100 hours beyond the 60 hours Associate for a total of 160 hours.

Practicum Requirement: The 200 hour required practicum must fulfill the requirements set forth by the OGA Standards of Practice. The 200 hours supervised practicum teaching is beyond the 100 hours of Associate for a total of 300 hours. Includes 10 observations by a Fellow/FIT/ or qualified supervisor. The practicum is with 2 different students: 1 at the lower level of language and 1 at the higher level of language instruction.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited institution in any area of study and Associate level membership in the Academy.
Fellow: Janet George, ATFC/OGA, Gabi Gillory-Welsh, FIT/OGA

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Janet George, ATF/OGA
Fishers, IN 46055-9670

C| Janet George, ATF/OGA
T| 317.658.2480
E| fellowjanetgeorge@gmail.com

Ongoing

Cost: $1,000
The course manual is included in the fee. Participants will need to purchase the Language Tool Kit through EPS or a similar vender. 

All coursework (30 hours) is synchronous.

 

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The Orton-Gillingham Classroom Educator coursework provides the participant with skills and the principles of the Orton-Gillingham Approach to provide and modify literacy instruction in the classroom or small groups (Tier 1 and 2).

Minimum coursework hours: 30 hours

Practicum Requirements: 50 hours supervised practicum teaching a group of students over a minimum of 8 months is required. Includes 5 observations by Fellow or qualified supervisor.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in any area of study
Fellow: Janet George, ATF/OGA

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Sunglow Literacy Consulting
Essex Junction, Vermont 05452

C| Jan Ellis-Clements, Ph.D., Fellow/OGA
E| janellisclem@comcast.net
T| 802.373.4382
W|https://sunglowliteracyconsulting.weebly.com

Ongoing

Please contact Jan Ellis-Clements to register.

Virtual

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Sunglow will also work with school districts to design a schedule that supports a strong fit for employees and their needs in professional development.

 

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The requirements of this course meet the standards set by the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Course: 30 hours of course work instructed by a Fellow/OGA based on the Academy’s required curriculum at the Associate level, 50 hours in a supervised practicum teaching one-to-one under the direction of a Fellow/OGA and 5 observations.
Course time: 30 hours
Practicum: 50 hours
Observations: 5

Prerequisities: Classroom Educator level requires a Bachelor’s degree
Fellow: Jan Ellis-Clements, Ph.D., Fellow/OGA

 

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Sunglow Literacy Consulting
Essex Junction, Vermont 05452

C| Jan Ellis-Clements, Ph.D., Fellow/OGA
E| janellisclem@comcast.net
T| 802.373.4382
W|https://sunglowliteracyconsulting.weebly.com

Ongoing

Associate Level Options A/B

Virtual

Please contact Jan Ellis-Clements to register.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

Sunglow will also work with school districts to design a schedule that supports a strong fit for employees and their needs in professional development.

 

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The requirements of this course meet the standards of the Orton-Gillingham Academy at Associate Level Option B.

Course: 60 hours of course work on using Orton-Gillingham with individuals and an additional 10 hours instruction working with small groups instructed by a Fellow/OGA based on the Academy’s required curriculum at the Associate level, 100 hours in a supervised practicum teaching one-to-one and in small groups under the direction of a Fellow/OGA ( 50 hours working with individuals; 50 hours working with small groups), and 5 observations of individual tutoring; 5 with small groups. Course time: 70 hours (60 on instruction with individuals, 10 small groups) Practicum: 100 hours ( 50 hours individual, 50 small groups)
Observations: 10 (5 with individuals, 5 with small groups)

Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree

Fellow: Jan Ellis-Clements, Ph.D., Fellow/OGA

 

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Sunglow Literacy Consulting
Essex Junction, Vermont 05452

C| Jan Ellis-Clements, Ph.D., Fellow/OGA
E| janellesclem@comcast.net
T| 802.373.4382
W|https://sunglowliteracyconsulting.weebly.com

Ongoing

Virtual or In-Person

Contact Jan Ellis-Clements to register.

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The requirements for the Certified level meet the standards set forth by the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Coursework: 100 hours minimum (in addition to 60 hours at Associate for a total of 160 hours), by a Fellow, or by a FIT as designated by the Fellow
Practicum: 200 hours supervised practicum over 2 academic years, minimum (in addition to the 100 hours at Associate for a total of 300 hours),
Practicum is with 2 different students: 1 at the lower level of language instruction and 1 at a higher level of language instruction.

Practicum Observations: 10

Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in any area of study,
Satisfactory completion of Associate level requirements,
A letter of recommendation from the primary Fellow stating that the candidate is appropriate for participation in a Certified training program, may be requested.

Fellow: Jan Ellis-Clements, Ph.D., Fellow/OGA

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The Bridge Academy
1958-B Lawrenceville Road
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

C| Ann Marie Harshaw, F/OGA
T| 609.203.1139
E| aharshaw@banj.org
W| http://www.bridgeacademynj.org

2024

July 8 – July 21
Monday – Friday
8:00 am to 3:30 pm EST

Cost: $1,000

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

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This course offers the required 35 hours of coursework at the Classroom Education level and 35 hours toward the 70 hours of Associate level coursework approved by the Orton-Gillingham Academy.  An additional 50 hours of practicum at the Classroom Educator level and 100 hours practicum at the Associate level is supervised by a Fellow/OGA and must be completed before applying to the Academy. This can be arranged with the instructor after the coursework is completed.

Practicum Requirement: The practicum must be completed over a minimum of eight months with a small group of two or more students. The practicum consists of five observations. Trainees must find their own group to work with. Contact Ann Marie Harshaw for more information.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Ann Marie Harshaw, F/OGA and Eileen Tresansky, ATF/OGA

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Georgia Educational Training Agency
4039 Kenway Place
Smyrna, GA 30082

C| Brenda Fitzgerald
T| 770.794.8525
E| brendafitzgerald@georgiaeta.com
W| https://georgiaeta.com

2024

Associate B

  • July 8 – 12 and
  • July 15 – 19

8:30 am – 4:00 pm

Cost: $1,200.00 + $100.00 book fee due first day of class

Location:
Greater Atlanta Christian School
1575 Indian Trail Road NW
Norcross, GA 30093

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

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Orton-Gillingham Multisensory 70 hour Training Course. This course will provide an overview of the development of written language, recent relevant research information, and techniques to incorporate knowledge of phonology, morphology, semantics, syllabication, and syntax into multisensory teaching of reading, writing, and spelling. The course will follow guidelines set by the Orton-Gillingham Academy for Associate Level certification. These guidelines also require a practicum

Practicum: For those who intend to seek certification, a practicum may be arranged on an individual basis. Completion only of the course work without the practicum will qualify a person for Subscriber membership in the Academy.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellows: Norma Jean McHugh, ATF/OGA

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Georgia Educational Training Agency
4039 Kenway Place
Smyrna, GA 30082

C| Brenda Fitzgerald
T| 770.794.8525
E| brendafitzgerald@georgiaeta.com
W| https://georgiaeta.com

2024

Associate B

  • June 17 – 21 and
  • June 24 – 28
    8:30 am – 4:00 pm

Location:
Gracepoint School
1407 Cobb Parkway
Marrietta, GA 30082

Cost: $1,200 + $100 book fee due first day of class

CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION

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Orton-Gillingham Multisensory 70 hour Training Course. This course will provide an overview of the development of written language, recent relevant research information, and techniques to incorporate knowledge of phonology, morphology, semantics, syllabication, and syntax into multisensory teaching of reading, writing, and spelling. The course will follow guidelines set by the Orton-Gillingham Academy for Associate Level certification.

Practicum Requirements: These guidelines also require a practicum, and for those who intend to seek certification, a practicum may be arranged on an individual basis for an additional cost. Completion only of the course work without the practicum will qualify a person for Subscriber membership in the Academy.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellows: Norma Jean McHugh, ATF/OGA

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Learn Literacy
Mississauga, ON L5V 3P6
Canada

C|  Cheryl Urbanczyk, FIT/OGA
T|  647.808.2680
E|  infolearnliteracy@gmail.com
W| www.learnliteracy.com

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Ongoing

Check website for details

Coursework and practicum are designed following the Academy curriculum thus fulfilling all requirements and expectations need for the application.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Laurie Leason, ATF/OGA and Cheryl Urbanczyk, Fellow-in-Training/OGA

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Lori Shikuma, F/OGA
Honolulu, HI 96821
Online

C| Lori Shikuma
E| shikumalori@gmail.com
T| 808-221-9603

2024

In-Person

Saturdays:

  • February 17
  • February 24
  • March 2
  • March 9
  • March 16

8:30 am – 2:30 pm

Cost: $900 ($800 for HIDA members)

CLICK HERE FOR FLYER AND REGISTRATION.

Location: Le Jardin Academy
917 Kalanianaole Highway
Kailua, HI 96734

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This coursework covers the OGA Classroom Educator curriculum. It does not include a practicum, which is required for Academy membership.

Classroom Educator Level is intended for educators teaching in a general education setting. The Classroom Educator practitioner is certified by OGA to provide and adapt literacy instruction for the whole class or for small groups needing supplemental support.

  • The coursework provides educators with the basic content knowledge of research-based explicit language instruction as well as the delivery of instruction aligned with Orton-Gillingham Principles.

Practicum: A practicum is required for OGA certification. The practicum can be arranged on request after the coursework is completed for an additional cost.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Lori Shikuma, F/OGA

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Mahattanville College and PNW BOCES
2900 Purchase Street
Purchase, NY 10577

C| Tracy McCarthy
T| 914.323.5434
E| tracy.mccarthy@mville.edu
W| https://www.mville.edu

2024

Associate A

  • August 5 – August 9
  • 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR ASSOCIATE LEVEL

Location: Virtual

Cost: $1,100

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Associate Level Training expands knowledge of all topics covered in Classroom Educator. Topics include intermediate phonics and morphology; Latin prefixes, roots, and suffixes; vocabulary, fluency, and writing simple and complex sentences and paragraphs, and learning to read, interpret and use assessment results to plan instruction. There will be mock tutoring with evaluation and critique. Participants will hone their ability to differentiate instruction for students who need challenge and those who struggle. Successful completion of Classroom Educator Coursework is a pre-requisite for this course.

Practicum: The Associate Level practicum is offered in the beginning of the fall. Registration is a separate from the course.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree and Classroom Educator level
Fellow: Dawn Nieman, ATF/OGA

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Manhattanville College and PNW BOCES
2900 Purchase Street
Purchase, NY 10577

C| Tracy McCarthy
T| 914.323.5434
E| tracy.mccarthy@mville.edu
W| https://www.mville.edu

 

 

2024

Classroom Educator

Online

July 29 – August 2
9:00 am – 4:00 pm

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER FOR CLASSROOM EDUCATOR

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This 30-hour course satisfied the coursework for the Classroom Educator Level. All hours are synchronous, and participants should plan to be in attendance for all 30 hours. If an emergency occurs and a participant needs to miss an hour or two of class, they may watch the recording prior to the next day of coursework.

Graduate Credits: If you would like to take the course for graduate credit, here is the link: https://connect.mville.edu/apply/

Practicum: Practicum will also be offered through Manhattanville/PW Boces. It is a separate registration from this course and may be taken for 6 graduate credits during the 2024-2025 school year. You may reach out to Tracy McCarthy if you are interested in securing a spot for practicum. Additional information about the course and coursework

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Dawn Nieman, ATF/OGA

 

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OG Answers LLC
Diane Mayer, ATF/OGA
Denver, CO 80210

C| Diane Mayer
T| 303.913.5413
E| oganswers@gmail.com

2024

Associate A

In-Person

  • July 16 – 19 and
  • July 22-23 

8:00 am -4:00 pm

$1,600 (includes over $100 in materials)

Location
Junior Leave of Denver
1301 S. Washington Street
Denver, CO 80210

LINK TO REGISTRATION

CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

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This 60-hour course provides the knowledge base for individuals to use the Orton-Gillingham Approach in a classroom, group, or 1:1 setting. The Associate Training Course covers the OGA curriculum. It does not include a practicum, which is required for Academy membership. The practicum can be arranged on request after the coursework is completed.

This course offers GTRE credits through CU Boulder for an extra fee.

Practicum: Practicum is offered for an additional fee. Subsequent Associate Practicum for 1:1 tutoring to be contracted individually with the instructor for an additional cost. Completion of coursework and practicum prepare the trainee to apply for Associate Certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Diane Mayer, ATF/OGA

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Blueprint Shoreline Reading Specialists
Madison, CT 06443

C| Betsy Kessler
T| 860.304.3285
E| blueprintshoreline@gmail.com
W| ctblueprintlearning.com and shorelinereading.com

2024

Online via Zoom

March 14-15 and March 21-22
8:30 am – 4:00 pm 

Cost $1,600 (additional fee of $40 to mail materials)

 

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The Associate level course builds on the Classroom Educator course and prepares practitioners to work one-on-one with students with dyslexia. This coursework delves deeper into topics such as vocabulary, morphology, advanced lesson planning, dyslexic brain, testing, and student learning profiles.

Practicum: A practicum is required for Academy membership and can be arranged by request.

Prerequisite: Course 1, OG Associate 30 hour coursework, Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Beth Stone, ATF/OGA and Lisa Tweed, FIT/OGA

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The Oregon Dyslexia Institute 
PO Box 207
Newberg, OR 97132

C|Lynn Lamping, F/OGA
T|503.554.1219
E| lamping.odi@gmail.com
W| http://www.oregondyslexiainstitute.com

Ongoing

Coursework and practicum follows the OGA curriculum.

Prerequisite: Masters Degree
Fellow: Lynn Lamping, F/OGA

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The Oregon Dyslexia Institute 
PO Box 207
Newberg, OR 97132

C| Lynn Lamping, F/OGA
T| 503.554.1219
E| lamping.odi@gmail.com 
W| http://www.oregondyslexiainstitute.com

2024

Dates:

  • July 15 – July 19
  • September 28
  • October 19
  • November 16
  • November 18

8:00 am – 4:00 pm PST

$1,500

 

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The coursework and practicum follow the OGA curriculum at the Certified level. Approved for 3 college credits

Practicum: Available for an extra fee.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellow: Lynn Lamping, ATF/OGA, Colleen Chow, ATF/OGA, Elizabeth Johnson, ATF/OGA

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The Oregon Dyslexia Institute 
PO Box 207
Newberg, OR 97132

C| Lynn Lamping, F/OGA
T| 503.554.1219
E| lamping.odi@gmail.com
W| http://www.oregondyslexiainstitute.com

2024

June 17 – June 21

8:00 am – 3:30 pm PST

$1,200

Location:

George Fox University – Stevens Building Room 207
414 N. Meridian Street
Newberg OR 97132

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

 

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All coursework and practicum follow the OGA curriculum at the Classroom Educator.

Practicum: Available for additional fee.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellow: Lynn Lamping, ATF/OGA, Mark Arneson, FIT/OGA

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Northwest Dyslexia Resources
10700 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy #470-5
Beaverton, OR 97005

C| Cathy Wyrick, ATF/OGA
T| 503.490.7936
E| nwdyslexiaresources@gmail.com
W|nwdyslexiaresources.org

Ongoing

Fellow coursework and practicum meets the standards of the OGA.

Prerequisite: Masters Degree
Fellow: Cathy Wyrick, ATF/OGA

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Northwest Dyslexia Resources
10700 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy #470-5
Beaverton, OR 97005

C| Cathy Wyrick, ATF/OGA
T| 503.490.7936
E| nwdyslexiaresources@gmail.com
W| nwdyslexiaresources.org

 

Ongoing

Certified coursework and practicum follows the OGA curriculum.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellow: Cathy Wyrick, ATF/OGA

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Northwest Dyslexia Resources
10700 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy #321
Beaverton, OR 97005

C| Cathy Wyrick, ATF/OGA
T| 503.490.7936
E| nwdyslexiaresources@gmail.com
W| nwdyslexiaresources.org

 

2023-2024

Associate I: June 24 – 30 (30 hours of coursework, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm) and
Associate II: School Year (2023/2024) (36 hours of coursework)
Associate Practicum: School Year (2023/2024) 100 hour practicum, 10 observations onsite or video upon request

Cost: $4,000 (includes practicum)

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION & REGISTRATION

Space is limited.

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Associate coursework meets the standards of the OGA and leads to certification. This course is a mixture of lecture, practice/activities and discussions of required readings. The school year classes include in-depth discussions of issues with practicum students. It includes a manual (Sounds to Words); phonogram and rule cards; and a book of decodable text. Sounds to Words has at least one page of information/practice for each phonogram, rule and generalization. The manual provides an easy reference for procedures practiced in class. Materials are designed to move slowly enough for the most impacted students to succeed.

Practicum: Practicum is a requirement of this course. It is done throughout the 2023/24 school year. The second set of classes run through the school year in order to coordinate with the practicum. Practicum observations may be in person or by Zoom.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellow: Cathy Wyrick, ATF/OGA

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Dyslexia Resource Trust in partnership with The Schenck School
282 Mt. Paran Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30327

C| Loretta Edmond
T|
 404-252-2591

Ongoing

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

BEYOND THE BASICS

Beyond the Basics will review the Orton-Gillingham Approach and the concepts learned in the Classroom Educator Class.  Some morphology (prefixes and suffixes) and accenting will be covered. In addition, elements of contextual reading – vocabulary, fluency, and reading comprehension – will be incorporated. Participants will be taught how to administer informal assessment measures and design lesson plans.

Prerequisite: Classroom Educator (within the last two years).

Fellow: Janet Street, F/OGA

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Dyslexia Resource Trust in partnership with The Schenck School
282 Mt. Paran Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30327

C| Loretta Edmond
T|
 404-252-2591

Ongoing

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER

EARLY LITERACY

This workshop focuses on early literacy instruction.  Preschool teachers will learn how to create a solid foundation for reading success and identify students with red flags for reading difficulty.  Concepts covered will include some basic research around reading acquisition, phonological and phonemic awareness, oral language, letter naming, sequencing, handwriting, and the sound-symbol concepts of phonics.

Prerequisite: None

Fellow: Janet Street F/OGA

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Stern Center for Language and Learning
183 Talcott Road, Suite 101
Williston, VT 05495

Registration Contact:
C| SJ Larkspur
T| 802.878.2332 x320
E|proflearning@sterncenter.org
W|http://www.sterncenter.org

Course Information Contact:
Peggy Price, F/OGA
E|pprice@sterncenter.org

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2024

Certified Level Coursework & Workshops

* For anyone looking for an “OG Jumpstart” to review and sharpen OG teaching skills.

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For Certified level, participants must be a member of the Academy at the Associate level.

Fellow: Peggy Price, F/OGA

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Orton Gillingham Reading Specialists
PO Box 211122
Eagan, MN 55439

C| Abbe Pedersen
T| 952.920.9280
E| contactus@ogreading.com
W| https://www.ogreading.com

2024 – 2025

Associate A, Part 2

Dates: September 14, 2024 – February 6, 2025

22 Synchronous Online, and 3 asynchronous

Cost: $2,480 

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

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The 60 hours of coursework and the 100 hour practicum meet the Academy standards at the Associate level. Optional 6 graduate credits available.

Practicum: 60 hours directly supervised. 2 students which we can provide for you. One at 5 pm Central Time and one at 6 pm Central Time beginning October 3, 2024 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This is in addition to the 60 hours of practicum for Part 1 for a total of 120 hours.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree, Associate Part 1
Fellow: Karen Sonday, F/OGA

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Orton-Gillingham Instruction Learning Centre
1071 Jamison Road
Elma, NY 14059

C| Laurie Leason, ATF/OGA
T| 716.848.9303
E| ldleason@icloud.com
W| oginstruction.com

Date: Please contact Laurie to arrange your live, online instruction via Zoom.

This online class consists of 30 hours of coursework conducted live via Zoom. This instruction prepares Classroom teachers to use the OG approach in the classroom setting and allows teachers to use direct instruction to bring a multisensory, structured, and linguistic phonics-based approach into the mainstream classroom. The curriculum will include: dyslexia and reading disorders; the rationale of the OG Approach; handwriting; phonological awareness, phonics, syllable division patterns, and spelling; elements of multisensory instruction, diagnostic-prescriptive teaching, and lesson planning; and preparing the application to the OGA for certification at the Classroom Educator membership level. All coursework materials are sent electronically.

Upon successful completion of the course, trainees will be eligible to complete their practicum and then apply to the OGA for Classroom Educator level certification.

50 hours practicum available online or recorded lessons for an additional cost.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Laurie Leason, ATF/OGA

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The Reading and Learning Clinic of Manitoba
℅ P.O. Box 55070
710 St.  Anne’s Road, Dakota Crossing
Winnipeg, MB R2N 0A8
Canada

C| Dr. Valdine Bjornson, EdD, FIT/OGA
T| 204.451.2112
E| readinglearningclinicmanitoba@gmail.com
W| https://readinglearningclinicmanitoba.com

Ongoing

 

 

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This 30-hour course offers training for: teachers to use the Orton-Gillingham approach in a classroom setting, specialized tutoring intervention practice, the first step towards a Classroom Educator or Associate Level Orton-Gillingham accreditation (OGA) (with additional lesson plans, observations, and coursework required)

During this training, attendees will learn about:
· dyslexia and reading disorders
· strategies for multi-sensory instruction
· formal and informal testing
· how to use information for small/large group lessons
· how to plan an Orton-Gillingham lesson
· fundamental elements of the Orton-Gillingham approach including an introduction to phonology and basic phonics.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Dawn Nieman, ATF/OGA and Dr. Valdine Bjornson, EdD, FIT/OGA

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Orton-Gillingham Instruction Learning Centre
1071 Jamison Road
Elma, NY 14059

C| Laurie Leason, ATF/OGA
T| 716.848.9303
E| ldleason@icloud.com
W| oginstruction.com

Date: Please contact Laurie to arrange your live, online instruction via Zoom.
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This online class consists of 64 hours of coursework conducted live via Zoom. Course topics include: Administration of informal diagnostic assessments, creating OG lesson plans, neurological underpinnings of dyslexia and the needs of dyslexic learners, phonological awareness, sound to symbol relationships, reliable spelling patterns, syllable structure, morphemic statue, diagnostic and prescriptive teaching, research based multisensory, direct and systemic instruction, handwriting instruction, vocabulary instruction, basic comprehension skills, developing individualized lessons and preparing the application to the OGA for certification at the Associate level. All coursework materials are sent electronically.
Upon successful completion of the course, trainees will be eligible to complete their practicum and then apply to the OGA for Associate level certification.
100 hours practicum available online or recorded lessons for an additional cost.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Laurie Leason, ATF/OGA

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ReadSource in partnership with The Schenck School
282 Mt. Paran Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30327

C| Loretta Edmond
T|
 404-252-2591
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Ongoing

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

WRITING WORKSHOP

Writing, like reading, is a broad term. Under the writing umbrella, we find many important and critical areas for student success. This workshop will focus on the ways we use words to compose sentences and paragraphs. At the sentence level, attendees will work with the parts of a sentence and various sentence structures. Moving from sentences to paragraphs, attendees will focus on generating ideas, organizing thoughts, drafting content, and the editing process.

Prerequisite: There is no prerequisite for our workshops but having coursework at the Classroom Educator Level or Associate Level is highly preferred. This is a 10 hour course that satisfies some of the coursework requirement at the Certified Level of certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Fellow: Janet Street, F/OGA

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ReadSource in partnership with The Schenck School
282 Mt. Paran Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30327

C| Loretta Edmond
T|
 404-252-2591
E| ledmond@schenck.org
W| https://readsource.com/

 

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Ongoing

Course availability: Offered throughout the school year and in the summers. Days and times vary.

 

LESSON PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION

This workshop is geared toward practitioners working in one-on-one tutoring settings. In the Lesson Planning and Implementation workshop, attendees will use informal evaluations to determine where to begin with a student. They will also understand an OG sequence of skills, how they build upon each other, and learn the essential components of an OG lesson plan and the reciprocal nature of reading and spelling. Attendees will practice how to drill various phonogram decks and use metacognitive strategies to improve working memory in students. During the final day, attendees will design and write specific lesson plans with word lists/phrases/sentences at basic and advanced levels.

Prerequisite: This is a 15-hour course. In conjunction with the Associate coursework, this course will satisfy the 70 hours of coursework requirement at the Associate Level (Option B) of certification with Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Fellow: Janet Street, F/OGA

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ReadSource in partnership with The Schenck School
282 Mt. Paran Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30327

C| Loretta Edmond
T|
 404-252-2591
E| ledmond@schenck.org
W| https://readsource.com/

 

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Ongoing

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READING COMPREHENSION & VOCABULARY

This 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) to increase reading comprehension of nonfiction texts.  This is a 15-hour course that satisfies a portion of the coursework requirement at the Certified Level of certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Prerequisite: None but some Orton-Gillingham coursework is preferred. 

Fellow: Janet Street, F/OGA

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ReadSource in partnership with The Schenck School
282 Mt. Paran Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30327

C| Loretta Edmond
T|
 404-252-2591
E| ledmond@schenck.org
W| https://readsource.com/

 

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Ongoing

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PHONOLOGY & MORPHOLOGY

When closely examined, the English language reveals levels of influences from its origins, conquering countries, and the absorption of cultures along the way. This class will look at distinct time periods in which English underwent changes as well as the impact these changes had on pronunciation, vocabulary, and spelling. The course will focus on the elements and characteristics of each the layer with specific instruction on morphology beginning with Anglo-Saxon affixes through basic Latin roots and affixes. We will also explore the impact of suffixes on pronunciation, meaning, and usage. Attendees will be provided with tools and instructional procedures for teaching morphology to students in lower and upper elementary grades in one-on-one and group settings.

This is a 15 hour course that satisfies some of the coursework requirement at the Certified Level of certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Prerequisite: There is no prerequisite for our workshops but having coursework at the Classroom Educator Level or Associate Level is highly preferred.

Fellow: Janet Street, F/OGA

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ReadSource in partnership with The Schenck School
282 Mt. Paran Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30327

C| Loretta Edmond
T|
 404-252-2591
E| ledmond@schenck.org
W| https://readsource.com/

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Ongoing

 

INTERPRETING PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION

This workshop focuses on gaining a better understanding of psychological testing. The class will help participants better understand the underlying processing issues of students with dyslexia by examining testing instructions such as the WISC-V and various achievement tests.  The knowledge in this class will help the attendees learn how to describe students to other professionals and be more diagnostic and prescriptive in their instruction.  This is a 15-hour course that satisfies some of the coursework requirements at the Certified Level of certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Prerequisite: None but some Orton-Gillingham coursework is preferred. 

Fellow: Janet Street, F/OGA

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ReadSource in partnership with The Schenck School
282 Mt. Paran Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30327

C| Loretta Edmond
T|
 404-252-2591
E| ledmond@schenck.org
W| https://readsource.com/

 

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Ongoing

GRAMMAR WORKSHOP

The Grammar workshop is intended for elementary and early middle school teachers who will be teaching grammar and writing concepts. Concepts covered will include parts of speech, sentence construction, diagramming and more! The emphasis will be on making grammar fun!

This is a 10 hour course that satisfies some of the coursework requirement at the Certified Level of certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Prerequisite: There is no prerequisite for this class.

Fellow: Janet Street, F/OGA

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ReadSource in partnership with The Schenck School
282 Mt. Paran Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30327

C | Loretta Edmond
T|
404-252-2591
E| ledmond@schenck.org
W| https://readsource.com

Ongoing

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER

ASSOCIATE COURSE

The Orton-Gillingham Associate Level Class is a comprehensive, nine-month class or two weeks during the summer months. The class advances an attendee’s understanding of the specific procedures of the OG Approach and the underlying principles in teaching reading, spelling and vocabulary to dyslexic students. Teachers learn how to instruct struggling readers in ways that unlock the code of reading and spelling. The course is geared for anyone searching for ways to teach dyslexic students, both as a one-on-one tutor or in the classroom. This is a 60-hour course that satisfies the coursework requirement at the Associate Level (Option A) of certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Practicum: Contact ReadSource for more information.

Prerequisites: Bachelor’s Degree.

Fellows:  Janet Street, F/OGA

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ReadSource in partnership with The Schenck School
282 Mt. Paran Road, NW
Atlanta, GA 30327

C| Loretta Edmond
T|
404-252-2591
E| ledmond@schenck.org
W| https://readsource.com

 

2024

Online

Wednesdays
January 24 – May 8, 2024

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

 

 

 

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CLASSROOM EDUCATOR

Classroom Educator  focuses on the principles and fundamentals of the Orton-Gillingham Approach. This class will provide understanding of dyslexia, characteristics of the dyslexic learner, specific procedures for teaching these students primarily in reading and spelling, and adminstration of informal assessments. Specific areas covered will include phonemic awareness, all phonograms, syllable types, syllable division, short vowel rules, suffix rules, basic prefixes and suffixes, and plural rules. This is a 30 hour course that satisfies the coursework requirement at the Classroom Educator Level of certification with the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Practicum: Contact ReadSource for more information.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Janet Street, F/OGA

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The Reading and Learning Clinical of Manitoba
℅ P.O. Box 55070
710 St.  Anne’s Road, Dakota Crossing
Winnipeg, MB R2N 0A8
Canada

C| Dr. Valdine Bjornson, EdD, FIT/OGA
T| 204.451.2112
E| readinglearningclinicmanitoba@gmail.com
W| https://readinglearningclinicmanitoba.com

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This 60-hour course offers training for: Learning Disability or Reading/Spelling Difficulty.

Teachers will learn to work win a 1:1 setting using diagnostic and prescriptive strategies to allow for maximum student growth. The course includes all topics from the Classroom Educator level as well as:

  • Learning to read and interpret neuro-psychologicalt esting
  • Grammar and writing skills
  • Intermediate phonics and morphology
  • Latin roots
  • Vocabulary, reading comprehension, and fluency
  • Mock tutoring session with evaluation and critique

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Dawn Nieman, ATF/OGA and Dr. Valdine Bjornson, Ed.D., FIT/OGA

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Stern Center for Language and Learning
183 Talcott Road, Suite 101
Williston, VT 05495

E| proflearning@sterncenter.org
W| http://www.sterncenter.org

Registration Contact: SJ Laskspur
E| slarkspur@sterncenter.org
T| 802.878.2332

Course Information Contact:
Peggy Price, F/OGA
E| pprice@sterncenter.org

 

2024

Summer

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

 

 

 

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The Orton-Gillingham (OG) Approach is the underlying foundation of all multisensory structured language instruction. You will learn both the structure of the English language and how to teach it sequentially and systemically to struggling readers including students with dyslexia. This course meets the requirements for the Orton-Gillingham Academy’s Associate Level certification.

Practicum available for an additional cost.
Graduate Credit Available for an additional cost.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Peggy Price, F/OGA

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Deb Morris, ATF/OGA, Orton-Gillingham Nation
Katie Takayanagi, ATF/OGA (Alphabet City Tutors)
Jenny Singer Harris, FIT/OGA (Nuts & Bolts Educational Tutoring)

C| Deb Morris, ATF/OGA
T| 401.368.1577
E| deb@ortongillinghamnation.com
W| www.alphabetcitytutors.co

C| Katie Takayanagi, Fellow/OGA
T| 617-372-3117
E| katie@alphabetcitytutors.com
W| www.alphabetcitytutors.co

C| Jenny Singer Harris
E| jenny@nutsandboltstutoring.com
W| https://www.nutsandboltstutoring.com

2024

Certified

Online

Starts July 23 – July 24; remaining dates TBD

$2,400 (Coursework); $3,000 for practicum ($300/observation)
To Register email the Fellows or FIT.

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Coursework and practicum follow the standards and curricula set forth by the Academy at the Certified level. Course is taught by three instructors who are Fellows or FITs of the OGA. Observations may be with any instructor or combination of instructors.

Coursework is 100 hours:

  • 50 hours synchronous
  • 25 hours asynchronous
  • 25 hours conference attendance (virtual attendance is fine)

Practicum: Practicum participants must have a background check (as required by the OGA) for participation in practicum. Background check resource can be provided upon request.

Prerequisite: Associate level membership in the Academy

Fellow: Deb Morris, ATF/OGA, Katie Takayanagi, ATF/OGA, Jenny Singer Harris, FIT/OGA

 

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Priority PD: Priority Professional Development in Reading
Baltimore, MD

C| Jean Schedler, Ph.D., Fellow/OGA
T| 443.583.8844
E| jschedler@prioritypd.com

 

2023-2024

Classroom Educator

July 18, 2023 to June 30, 2024

The course will be taught virtually via synchronous Zoom sessions.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

 

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This training follows the Classroom Educator curriculum and guidelines set forth by the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Prerequisite:  Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows:  Jean Schedler, Ph.D.,  F/OGA and Beth Moore, M.S., F/OGA

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Garside Institute for Teacher Training at The Carroll School
1841 Trapelo Road
Waltham, MA 02451

C| Ann French
T| 781.314.9730
E| afrench@carrollschool.org
W| http://www.carrollschool.org

2024 – 2025

TBA

 

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This course fulfills the Academy’s 60-hour coursework requirement for Associate Level Certification. The additional 30 hours of coursework include supplementary Orton-Gillingham theory and practice, and seminars on assessment giving an overview of the new WISC-V, as well as other curriculum-based assessment tools.

Trainees will teach reading and spelling skills using the Orton-Gillingham approach, a structured alphabetic-phonetic system that employs visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic pathways to learning. Reading and spelling are treated as interacting disciplines. Using the Orton-Gillingham approach, trainees will learn to individualize tutoring sessions with students. Throughout the course, trainees will attend a weekly two-hour coursework seminar.

Practicum: 260 hours of supervised practicum

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Heather Lufkin, F/OGA

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Blueprint Shoreline Reading Specialists
Madison, CT 06443

C| Betsy Kessler
T| 860.304.3285
E| blueprintshoreline@gmail.com
W| ctblueprintlearning.com and shorelinereading.com

 

2024

June 17-21
8:30 am – 3:00 pm

In-person in Madison, CT

Cost: $1,600 (additional fee of $40 to mail materials)

Registration: email Betsy Kessler at blueprintshoreline@gmail.com

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This initial 30-hour course meets the requirements for the Classroom Educator certification through the Orton-Gillingham Academy (OGA).

The CE course is designed to teach classroom teachers, special education teachers, reading teachers, speech and language pathologists as well as interested faculty and administration about dyslexia. The curriculum includes understanding and diagnosing dyslexia, the educational approach to treating dyslexia, and materials and lesson plan ideas for teaching students with dyslexia.

Practicum: A practicum is required for Academy membership and can be arranged by request.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellows: Beth Stone, ATF/OGA and Lisa Tweed, FIT/OGA

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Kim Bell, M.A., Fellow/OGA
Charlotte, NC

C| Kim Bell
T| 704.737.3078
E| kbtutoring@aol.com

 

Ongoing

This training program follows the Certified curriculum of the Orton-Gillingham Academy (OGA). The training focuses on multisensory principles of teaching as well as current research-based language instruction designed to integrate reading with spelling and writing for the middle to high school age student. In addition to class hours, the course includes a student teaching component, follow-up observations, and consultation throughout the following year.  The course fee includes textbooks, a training binder, a screening evaluation binder, and morpheme card decks.
For those wishing to apply for membership in the Academy at the Certified level, a practicum is required.  Participation in a practicum can be arranged for an additional fee after the participant successfully completes all training requirements.
Prerequisite: Associate Level, Certified Level Part 1
Fellow: Kim Bell Fellow/OGA
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Kim Bell, M.A., Fellow/OGA
Charlotte, NC

C| Kim Bell
T| 704.737.3078
E| kbtutoring@aol.com

Ongoing

This training follows the Associate curriculum and guidelines set forth by the Orton-Gillingham Academy.  The training includes student teaching which allows teachers to practice skills with a student while being observed and critiqued. In addition to coursework hours the training includes follow-up observations and consultation throughout the following year. The instructional content is specifically designed to address the needs of the elementary-aged student who exhibits reading and language learning difficulties. The course fee includes four textbooks, a training binder, a screening evaluation binder, and a phono card deck.
 
For those wishing to apply for membership in the Academy at the Associate level, a practicum is required.  Participation in a practicum can be arranged for an additional fee after the participant successfully completes all training requirements.
 
Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Kim Bell, F/OGA
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The Bridge Academy
1958-B Lawrenceville Road
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

C| Ann Marie Harshaw, F/OGA
T|  609.203.1139
E| aharshaw@banj.org
W| https://bridgeacademynj.org

2024

Associate A & B

July 8 – July 12 (Monday – Friday)

AND

July 22 – July 26 (Monday – Friday)

8:00 am – 3:30 pm EST

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

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This 70 hour course is designed for those who want to work with students one-to-one. The course covers the Orton-Gillingham Approach, dyslexia, phonemic awareness, phonology and morphology, assessment, syllable types and division rules, vocabulary, spelling, reading comprehension and fluency, the history of the English language and much more. Trainees will receive a pre-made binder, sound cards, and other resources.

Practicum: The practicum must be completed over a minimum of eight months with one student. The trainee must find their own student. The practicum consists of ten observations. Contact Ann Marie Harshaw for more information.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Ann Marie Harshaw, F/OGA and Eileen Tresansky, ATF/OGA

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The Fletcher School
The Rankin Institute
8500 Sardis Road
Charlotte, NC 28270

C| Laura Hutchison, Rankin Institute Program Coordinator
T| 704-365-4658 ext 1155
E| lhutchison@thefletcherschool.org
W| http://www.thefletcherschool.org/rankin-institute/professional.cfm

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Ongoing in the Summers

 

This seminar follows the Associate curriculum guidelines established by the OGA which includes classroom instruction, selected readings, and supervised teaching. Following this coursework, those interested in pursuing the Associate level credential with OGA must complete 100 hours of supervised teaching. This practicum may be arranged though The Rankin Institute or individually with the instruction Fellow.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degere
Fellow: Joanie Gerkin, F/OGA

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Stern Center for Language and Learning
183 Talcott Road, Suite 101
Williston, VT 05495

Registration Contact:
C| SJ Larkspur
T| 802.878.2332 x 320
E| proflearning@sterncenter.org
W| http://sterncenter.org/orton-gillingham

Course Information Contact:
C| Peggy Price, F/OGA
E| pprice@sterncenter.org

2024 Summer

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Introduction to the Orton-Gillingham Approach – Classroom Educator Level

The Orton-Gillingham Approach is the underlying foundation of all multisensory, structured language instruction. Orton-Gillingham (OG) is biologically and linguistically sound, diagnostic and prescriptive, and structured yet flexible to the needs of each student. If you work with struggling readers, you will learn both the structure of the English language and how to teach it sequentially. In this 5-day course, participants will gain a basic understanding of the OG Approach and how to develop an OG lesson. Participants will learn about the reading brain and dyslexia, phonology, spelling patterns, the history of the English language, and morphology.

Practicum available for an additional cost.
3 Graduate Credits available for an additional cost.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Peggy Price, F/OGA, Amy Ducey, FIT/OGA

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Fraser Academy
2294 West 10th Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6K 2H8
Canada

C|  Colleen Chow, ATF/OGA
T| 1.604.736.5575
E|  cchow@fraseracademy.ca
W| https://fraseracademy.ca/professional-development/og-tutor-training/

Ongoing

Classroom Educator
In-Person and Virtual

Winter (2024)

  • Saturdays , Jan 13, 20, 27 and Feb 3 (8:00 am – 4 pm ) In-person
  • Wednesday Evening, Jan 31 and Feb 7 (5:30 pm – 8:30 pm) Virtual

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION

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This course covers the OGA Classroom Educator curriculum coursework (40 hours) and is intended for educators working at a school in a classroom or small group setting. It does not include practicum which is required to attain membership with OGA. It is also the prerequisite for the Associate course for those wishing to work 1:1 with students.

Practicum: The practicum is scheduled on an indiviual basis for an extra fee.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree and the OGA Subscriber Course
Fellow: Colleen Chow, ATF/OGA and Ellen O’Brien, ATF/OGA

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The Southport School
214 Main Street
Southport, CT 06890

C| Erin Colon
T| 203.254.2044
F| 203.255.4052
E| tcollins@southportschool.org
W| http://www.southportschool.org/

Click here for list of courses and to register.

Collaborative Professional Development

Southport School teachers and collaborators, this workshop series will share strategies for working with students with learning differences at home and in the classroom. Parents, teachers, and administrators are invited to learn more about how we can work as a community to impact the nearly 1 in 5 students with learning and attention issues, including the 1 in 10 with dyslexia, in our schools.

Fellow: Theresa Collins, F/OGA

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The Southport CoLab
214 Main Street
Southport, CT  06890

C| Theresa Collins
T| 203.254.2044
E| tcollins@southportschool.org
W| http://www.southportschool.org/

Ongoing

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The Associate Level coursework is designed to hone the trainee’s ability to provide diagnostic and prescriptive instruction in a one-to-one remedial setting.  In addition, it exposes the trainee to higher levels of language instruction than can be provided in the initial Classroom Educator course. This Associate Part II includes but is not limited to morphology; assessment, both formal and informal; vocabulary, comprehension, and fluency; and the writing process.  Additional emphasis will be on developing lesson plans and student profiles in preparation for the trainee’s application to the OGA at the Associate Level.

Practicum: This course does NOT include the practicum, which is required for Academy membership at the Associate level. The practicum can be arranged for an additional fee.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree, Successful completion of Classroom Educator Coursework
Fellow: Theresa Collins, ATF/OGA

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Stephen Gaynor School
Teacher Institute
148 West 90th Street
New York, NY 10024

C| Ann Edwards, Accredited Training Fellow/OGA
T| 917.699.0560
E| aedwards@stephengaynor.org
W| https://www.stephengaynor.org
https://edwardsog.com

Ongoing

A five-day training program introducing participants to the Orton-Gillingham multisensory reading approach and how it is used in the classroom. The course follows the curriculum and guidelines of the Orton-Gillingham Academy. Orton-Gillingham is an instructional approach intended primarily for use with persons who have difficulty with reading, spelling, and writing of the sort associated with dyslexia.

This course is approved for 30 CTLE credit hours.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Ann Edwards, ATF/OGA

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Green River Literacy and Learning Center
634 South Egremont Road
Great Barrington, MA 01230

C| Laurie Cousseau
E| greenriverliteracy@gmail.com
W| www.greenriverliteracy.com

Ongoing

Note: Available for off-site training domestically and internationally

 

 

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Note: The Classroom Educator module can be applied towards the Associate Level.

This 60 hour course is designed for both a 1:1 remedial or small group setting. This comprehensive training focuses upon the multisensory principles of teaching as well as evidence-based reading instruction. The course content involves a deep dive into: the neurological underpinnings of dyslexia, the history and structure of the English Language, phonological and phonemic awareness, speech sounds/articulation, phonics including spelling generalizations, syllable types and division patterns, an introduction to morphology, and practice designing and delivering diagnostic and prescriptive lesson.This course fulfills the curricula and standards set forth by the OGA at the Associate level. A 100 hour practicum follows and can be arranged upon request. Graduate Credit available.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellows: Laurie Cousseau, ATF/OGA

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Kildonan Teacher Training Institute
476 Skiff Mountain Road
Kent, CT 06757

C| Kathleen Loftus Stewart, F/OGA
T| 845.373.2028
E| kstewart@kildonan.org
W| www.kildonan.org

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Certified Level – Course I
40 hours of coursework

Certified Level – Course II
40 hours of coursework

Certified Level I course includes the following topics:

-Knowledge of dyslexia and reading disabilities
-Review of basic phonology and handwriting instruction
-Case management and professional communications
-Formal and informal assessment measures
-Understanding and interpretation of standardized testing
-Student profile and matching lesson plans
-Knowledge of methods and programs derived from O.G.

Certified Level — Course II

Certified Level II course includes the following topics:

-The stages of words attack and the O.G. lesson plan
-Review of phonology, phonics, and handwriting instruction
-Study of morphology and advanced elements of the language
-Exploration of the systematic, structured writing process
-Teaching of vocabulary, comprehension, pragmatics, and study skills
-OGA Code of Ethics

Prerequisites: Bachelor’s Degree; Member of the Academy at the Associate level
Fellow: Kathleen Stewart, F/OGA

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Liisa Freure, M.Ed., OCT, F/OGA
115 Hanna Road
Toronto, Ontario M4G3N5
Canada

T| 416.433.9580
E| liisafreure@funlearning.ca
W| http://funlearning.ca/

 

Ongoing

 

Orton-Gillingham Training – Certified level. 100 hour course plus an additional 200 hour practicum fulfills the requirements of the Academy at the Certified level.

Contact Liisa Freure for upcoming training opportunities.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellow: Liisa Freure, F/OGA

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Orton-Gillingham Academy
http://courses.ortonacademy.org

Ongoing
Online Course

The cost of the course is $49, and payable to OGA through Paypal. You do not need a Paypal account to use Paypal.

Yearly Subscriber membership dues are $50, payable to OGA through Paypal after completion of coursework.

A 10 hour on-line Subscriber Course offering an overview of the Orton-Gillingham Approach. The course follows the Academy’s Subscriber curriculum. Those who complete the course will be eligible to join the Academy upon completion of an application and payment of the Subscriber dues. It is our mission to teach the widest possible audience what dyslexia is and what its treatment should be. This course was developed by Fellows of the Academy.

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The Claremont School
70 Silver Birch Avenue
Toronto, Ontario, M4E 3K9

C| Evelyn Reiss, F/OGA
T| 416-778-6336
E|  info@claremont-school.com
W| http://www.claremont-school.com

Ongoing

Claremont School provides a number of workshops and lectures, on a variety of dyslexia-related topics including, Dyslexia and Brain-based Research, Orton-Gillingham Linguistic Therapy, Orton-Gillingham Math and Writing Curricula at Claremont and the Emotional and Social Aspects of Learning Disabilities.

Fellow: Evelyn Reiss, B.Sc., B.Ed., M.A.

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The Bridge Academy
1958-B Lawrenceville Road
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

C| Ann Marie Harshaw, F/OGA
T| 609.844.0770
E| aharshaw@banj.org
W| https://bridgeacademynj.org

2024

Certified Level Part 1 Course
Part 2 will be offered summer 2025)

July 15 – July 17

AND

August 1 – August 3

8:00 am – 5:00 pm EST

Fee: $1,500

CLICK HERE FOR BROCHURE AND REGISTRATION

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Certified Course Part 1: The 50 hour course will be over six days plus two extra hours of homework. This course follows the Academy’s curriculum at the Certified level, and is for those individuals who have completed the Associate level practicum, applied to the Academy for certification at the Associate level, and can provide a letter from their Supervising Fellow attesting to completion of the Associate level coursework.

Certified Course Part 1 and 2 can be taken in any order.

Practicum: Trainees will need find their own students to work with. The practicum is an additional fee. Contact Ann Marie Harshaw at aharshaw@banj.org for more information.

Prerequisite: Associate Level membership in OGA
Fellow: Ann Marie Harshaw, F/OGA and Eileen Tresansky, ATF/OGA

 

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Dyslexia Institute of Minnesota/The Reading Center
2010 Scott Road, N.W.
Rochester, MN 55901

T| 507.288.5271
F| (507) 288-6424
E| BZelinske@TheReadingCenter.org
W| http://www.thereadingcenter.org/

Ongoing

Online

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.

 

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Orton-Gillingham Training Class – Certified Level. “Advanced Training Institute with Practicum.” Comprehensive class covering the general history of the English language, advanced structure of the English language along with roots and affixes as they relate to reading and spelling, grammar, written expression, preparation of lesson plans, and practicum. Graduate credits available.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Fay Van Vliet, F/OGA and Barbara Zelinske, F/OGA

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David Katz, F/OGA
New York & New Jersey

T| 732.548.3451
E| dkatz48015@aol.com

Ongoing

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Orton-Gillingham Training – Certified Level. This program of instruction follows the curricula and guidelines of the Academy. It involves 100 hours of coursework and a practicum of 200 hours. Required course work and practicum are designed to meet all Academy curricular and practice criteria used in reviewing applications for Certified membership. Course work to be conducted in Brooklyn. Practicum locations to be arranged.

Prerequisites: Bachelors Degree and Associate Level Membership
Fellow: David Katz, F/OGA

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Amy Bailin Consulting, Inc.
1655 Flatbush Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11210

C| Amy Bailin, F/OGA
T| 718.338.2675
E| ogamy.abc@att.net

Ongoing

Partial Certified Course/Individualized practicum for Associate and Certified Levels. For trainees who were unable to enroll or complete practice at Associate or Certified levels. Additional coursework required; to be determined at interview.

Prerequisite: Completion of coursework at appropriate level, personal interview, recommendation of Fellow
Fellow: Amy Bailin, F/OGA

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Ann Edwards, Accredited Training Fellow/OGA
Brooklyn, NY 11209

T| 917.669.0560
E| aedwards@bumpybooks.com
W|https://edwardsog.com

Ongoing

Orton-Gillingham Training – Complete Certified Level. Coursework and practicum designed to meet all the Academy standards at the Certified Level following the curriculum and guidelines of Academy.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree, Associate Level Membership
Fellow: Ann Edwards, ATF/OGA

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Camp Spring Creek
774 Spring Creek Road
Bakersville, NC 28705

C| Susie van der Vorst
Office | 828.766.5032
Camp | 828.688.1000
E| info@campspringcreek.org
W| http://www.campspringcreektraining.org/

Certified Level 1

Ongoing in the Summer and Fall

Certified Level Training, Part I and Part II.– This program contains a continuation of curricular material designed to meet the criteria used by the Academy in reviewing applications for Certified membership. It includes: study of advanced morphology, advanced word structure, grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, study skills, systematic and sequential written expression, creating criterion referenced tests, understanding of psychological, sociological, educational factors affecting older children; educational evaluation and informal screening. Participants who wish to apply to the Academy at the Certified Level must enroll in a total 200 hour practicum (100 hours per level of instruction). Parts I and II, combined with the practicum, are designed to meet the criteria used by the Academy in its review of applicants for membership at the Certified level.

Prerequisites: Bachelor’s Degree
Part I: Successful completion of the Associate level
Part II: Successful completion of OG Certified Course I

Fellow: Susie van der Vorst, F/OGA

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Triad Academy at Summit School
2100 Reynolda Road
Winston-Salem, NC 27106

T| 336.722.2777
E| cmalloy@summitmail.org
W| http://www.summitschool.com/the-student-experience/triad-academy

Ongoing

This program contains curricular material that partially meets requirements prescribed for Certified membership in the Orton-Gillingham Academy. This includes psychological, sociological, educational factors affecting older children; educational evaluation and informal screening; age appropriate teaching technique and assistive technologies, advanced morphology; history and structure of the English language; study skills, reading comprehension; grammar; vocabulary, and written expression.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Carrie Malloy, F/OGA

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Blosser Center for Dyslexia Resources
1907 NE 45th Avenue
Portland, OR 97213

C| Danielle Schneider
T| 503.234.4060
E| info@blossercenter.org
W| http://theblossercenter.org/orton-gillingham-training/

Ongoing

Orton-Gillingham Training-Certified Level. This ongoing program is comprised of 145 hours of coursework and 300 hours of practicum. It follows the curriculum guidelines of the Academy and is designed to meet all the Academy’s standards at the Certified level. The program spans a two-year period. Five college credits may be earned in connection with this program.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’’s Degree
Fellow: Laurie Leason, ATF/OGA

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Marcia P. Mann, F/OGA
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

T| 843.363.2242
F| 843.363.2242
E| marciapmann@yahoo.com

Ongoing

Orton-Gillingham Training Certified Level. Coursework and practicum follow the curricula guidelines of the Academy. Please call for further information.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree; Academy certification at the Associate Level
Fellow: Marcia P. Mann, F/OGA

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Kildonan Teacher Training Institute
476 Skiff Mountain Road
Kent, CT 06757

C| Kathleen Loftus Stewart, F/OGA
T| 845.373.2028
E| kstewart@kildonan.org
W| www.kildonan.org

 

Ongoing

Orton-Gillingham Training – Fellow Level A three-year course which includes co-teaching, careful supervision of course planning, additional instruction and mentoring to fulfill Academy criteria; required readings; 300 hours of supervised practicum.

Prerequisite: Master’s degree; Certified level membership
Fellows: Kathleen Loftus Stewart, F/OGA

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Marcia P. Mann, F/OGA
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

T| 843.363.2242
F| 843.363.2242
E| marciapmann@yahoo.com

Ongoing

Orton-Gillingham Training – Fellow Level. Three year course designed to fulfill Academy requirements at the Fellow level which includes 300 hours of practicum, co-teaching, supervision, observation and structuring and implementing the O-G syllabus. Please call for further information.

Prerequisite: Master’s Degree; Academy certification at the Certified Level
Fellow: Marcia P. Mann, F/OGA

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Camp Spring Creek Training and Outreach Center
774 Spring Creek Road
Bakersville, NC 28705

C| Susie van der Vorst, F/OGA
T| 828.688.1000
E| info@campspringcreek.org
W| http://www.campspringcreektraining.org

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Ongoing

Subscriber Course: This is a 10-12 hour overview of the Orton-Gillingham approach for parents, teachers, administrators, psychologists, speech-language pathologists, and those in related fields. This program fulfills all requirements for Subscriber level membership in the the Academy. Tuition includes the Academy’s membership fee for one year.

Guest speakers will be speaking on an array of topics throughout the year

Fellow: Susie van der Vorst, F/OGA

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Key Learning Center
1345 Hendersonville Road
Asheville, NC 28803

C| Carrie Erb, Executive Director, A/OGA
T| 828.274.3311
E| cerb@carolinaday.org
W| https://www.carolinaday.org/key-learning-center/institutes

2024-2025

Associate

In-Person: June 2024

or

Live Online: July 2024 – April 2025

CLICK  HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION

 

 

 

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Coursework and Training meet the Academy’s standards at the Associate level.

Key Learning Center’s Orton-Gillingham Associate Course is offered in two formats, in-person and live online. Course begins in summer, 2024. Please see brochure for complete details. Coursework meets the OGA Associate standards followed by a practicum that can be at the OGA Associate or OGA Classroom Educator level.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree and Key’s Foundations course
Fellows: Concha Wyatt, F/OGA, Pryor Rayburn, FIT/OGA

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Blosser Center for Dyslexia Resources
1907 NE 45th Avenue
Portland, OR 97213

C| Jennifer Robinson
T| 503.234.4060
E| info@theblossercenter.org
W|http://www.theblossercenter.org/tutor-training.html

Ongoing

Virtual – Synchronous

Cost: $1,200

Click here for more information and registration.

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The Orton-Gillingham Classroom Educator Training coursework (40 hours) follows the standards and curricula set forth by the Orton-Gillingham Academy. The online coursework is conducted live via Zoom. This instruction prepares Classroom teachers to use the OG Approach in the classroom setting and allows teachers to use direct instruction to bring a multisensory, structured, and linguistic phonics-based approach into the mainstream classroom. All coursework materials are sent electronically. Upon successful completion of the course, trainees will be eligible to complete their practicum and then apply to the OGA for Classroom Educator level certification.

Practicum: 50 hours supervised practicum over 8 consecutive months, with 5 remote observations performed by the Fellow. 

Observations: Scheduled individually for an additional fee

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree, fluency in the English Language, experience working with children
Fellow: Laurie Leason, ATF/OGA

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Camperdown Academy Teacher Training Program
65 Verdae Commons Drive
Greenville, S.C. 29607

C| Christine Smith, FIT/OGA
T| 864.979.3328
F| 864.244.8936
E|  csmith@camperdown.org
W| www.camperdown.org

Ongoing

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The OG Certified Level training includes 100 contact hours of coursework and 200 hours of supervised practicum. The practicum must span two years. At Camperdown Academy, the coursework also spans two years as it is divided into two intensive workshops: Course 1 and Course 2. The courses may be taken in any order; they are not sequential. Qualified trainees may also receive three hours of graduate credit for each course. Participation in this course requires a Bachelor’s degree, successful completion of the Associate Level Training, and documentation of at least four observations by a Fellow. The course objectives conform to the Orton-Gillingham Academy’s guidelines.

Practicum: If you are interested in pursuing Certified Level membership in the Academy, the two-year practicum will incur a separate fee. The cost of observations will be determined by the Fellow when they are scheduled.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree, successful completion of the Associate Level coursework, and documentation from at least four OG practicum observations along with the recommendation of your practicum supervisor.

Fellow:  Suzanna Greer, F/OGA, Christine Smith, FIT/OGA

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Camp Spring Creek
774 Spring Creek Road
Bakersville, NC 28705

C| Susie van der Vorst, F/OGA
T| 828.688.1000
E| info@campspringcreek.org
W| http://www.campspringcreektraining.org/

Ongoing

Associate Level Training – This course contains more than the required curricula for the Associate Level of the Orton-Gillingham Academy, including: characteristics of dyslexia, functions of the brain, psychological, sociological, educational factors; phonology, educational evaluation and informal screening; age appropriate teaching technique, history and structure of the English language. We have had experienced OGA members glean valuable information from even this course. Participants are strongly encouraged to complete a subsequent 100-hour practicum and application for Associate Membership in the Academy.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Susie van der Vorst, F/OGA

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Laurie E. Cuddy, F/OGA
1910 Talent Avenue
Talent, OR 97540

T|  541.535.3477
E|  LECuddy@aol.com

Ongoing

Orton-Gillingham Associate Level Training. Course and practicum based on the Academy’s standards. Topics: dyslexia, phonology and morphology, the motor component and writing process, lesson planning, the effectiveness and the Orton-Gillingham approach, and the Academy’s structure requirements.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellow: Laurie E. Cuddy, F/OGA

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Sandhills School
1500 Hallbrook Dr.
Columbia, SC 29209

T| 803.695.1400
W| http://www.sandhillsschool.org/about/

Ongoing

Orton-Gillingham Training – Complete Associate Level Training. Sixty hours required course work plus practicum are designed to meet all Academy curricular and practice criteria used in reviewing applications for Associate membership.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellow: Anne Vickers, F/OGA

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Riverside School
2110 McRae Road
Richmond, VA 23235

C| Cynthia Davis, F/OGA
T| 804.320.3465
F| 804.320.6146
E| cdavis@riversideschool.org
W| http://www.riversideschool.org

2024 – In Person

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Wednesdays & Saturdays

 

  • Wednesday, January 17: 4:30 – 6:30
  • Saturday, January 20: 9:00 – 3:00
  • Saturday, January 27: 9:00 – 3:00
  • Wednesday, January 31: 4:30 – 6:30
  • Saturday, February 10: 9:00 – 3:00
  • Wednesday, February 21: 4:30 – 6:30
  • Saturday, February 24: 9:00 – 3:00
  • Saturday, March 2: 9:00 – 3:00
  • Saturday, March 16: 9:00 – 3:00
  • Saturday, March 23: 9:00 – 3:00
  • Wednesday, March 27: 4:30 – 6:30

Fee: $1,700

Link to full course information

LINK TO REGISTRATION

 

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The Orton-Gillingham Approach to Teaching Reading and Spelling through Riverside School’s 60-hour  Associate Class for Winter 2022 meets the OGA standards. We are looking to form a diverse class of curious and motivated learners who can prioritize the rigorous demands of the class and whose primary goal is to gain knowledge and skill for teaching those with dyslexia.

This class does not certify you, but it provides all 60 hours of coursework required for Associate Level OGA certification. At the end of the course, individuals interested in pursuing Associate Level Certification with the Academy and who need the 100-hour practicum are welcome to interview for our limited Associate Practicum spots which lead to certification.

Practicum: After completing all 60 hours of coursework, individuals interested in pursuing Associate Level Certification with the Academy may contact Cynthia Davis, Riverside School’s Fellow of Record, for her availability to supervise the 100-hour, 8 to 12-month Associate Practicum required for certification. Normally the cost of this practicum is covered by tutoring fees paid by the family of the practicum student.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’’sDegree
Fellows:  Cynthia Davis, F/OGA, Fellow-in-Training: Charice Myers

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The Claremont School
70 Silver Birch Avenue
Toronto, Ontario, M4E 3K9
Canada

C| Evelyn Reiss, B.Sc., B.Ed., M.A., F/OGA
T| 416-778-6336
E| info@claremont-school.com
W| http://www.claremont-school.com

Ongoing

Orton-Gillingham Training – Certified Level. The coursework and practicum are designed to meet the criteria used by the Academy in its review of applicants for Certified Level membership.

Prerequisite: Associate Level training and Bachelor’’s Degree
Fellow: Evelyn Reiss, B.Sc., B.Ed., M.A., F/OGA

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Dyslexia Institute of Minnesota/The Reading Center
2010 Scott Road, N.W.
Rochester, MN 55901

C|Barbara Zelinske
T| (507) 288-5271
F| (507) 288-6424
E| BZelinske@TheReadingCenter.org
W| http://www.thereadingcenter.org/

Ongoing

In-person and Online Training

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.

 

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Orton-Gillingham Training Class – Associate Level. “Basic Training Institute with Practicum.” Comprehensive class covering the general history and structure of the English language along with phonological awareness, sound/symbol relationships for reading and spelling, syllable types and divisions, spelling rules and generalizations, plurals, possessives, preparation of lesson plans and practicum. Graduate credits available.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellows: Barbara Zelinske, F/OGA  and Fay Van Vliet, F/OGA

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Dyslexia Institute for Language and Learning
West Orange, NJ 07052

C| Pledger Fedora, Ph.D., F/OGA
T| 973.275.2627
E| pledgerfedora@dyslexialiteracy.com
W| https://www.dyslexialiteracy.com

Ongoing

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The 30-hour Classroom Educator course introduces participants to the Orton-Gillingham approach and how it is used in the classroom. The course meets the Academy standards for the Classroom Educator level. Upon completion, trainees will be able to work with students in a classroom or small group setting using the Orton-Gillingham Approach.

Practicum: 50 hours supervised practicum teaching a group of students over a minimum of 8 months. Includes 5 observations. Scheduled individually for an additional fee.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Pledger Fedora, Ph.D., F/OGA

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Ann Edwards, Accredited Training Fellow/OGA
Brooklyn, NY 11209

Office| 917.699.0560
Home| 718.238.2784
E| aedwards@bumpybooks.com
W| https://edwardsog.com

Ongoing

Orton-Gillingham Training -Complete Associate Level. Coursework and practicum designed to meet requirements prescribed for Associate Level membership in the Orton-Gillingham Academy.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Ann Edwards, ATF/OGA

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The Southport CoLab at The Southport School
214 Main Street
Southport, CT 06890

C| Theresa Collins, ATF/OGA
T| 203.584.8919
E| slang@southportcolab.org
W| https://www.southportcolab.org

 

 

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This 36 hour course meets the requirements for Classroom Educator designation with the OGA. It is the first step in preparing teachers to use the OG Approach in the classroom setting and allows teachers to use direct instruction to bring a multisensory, structured, and linguistic phonics-based approach into the mainstream classroom.

Practicum: Practicum may be arranged for a separate fee. A practicum, which is required for Academy membership at the Classroom Educator Level, can be arranged by contacting Theresa Collins.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Theresa Collins, ATF/OGA

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Liisa Freure, M.Ed., OCT, F/OGA
115 Hanna Road
Toronto, Ontario M4G3N5
Canada

T| 416.433.9580
E| liisafreure@funlearning.ca
W| http://funlearning.ca/

Ongoing

 

Orton-Gillingham Training – Associate Level. This 64 hour course plus an additional 100 hour practicum fulfills the requirements of the Academy at the Associate Level.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Liisa Freure, F/OGA

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Multi-Sensory Language Training Center
14632 107 Ave.
Surrey, BC V3R1T8
Canada

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LDA-South Fraser Chap. #201
13766 72nd Ave. or
LDA-North Fraser Chap
Family Resource Center
135 Balmoral St.
Port Moody
Surrey, BC
Canada

C| June B. Green, F/OGA
T| 604.584.0564
F| 604.584.0565
E| junebgreen@shaw.ca

Ongoing

Orton-Gillingham Multisensory Language Training. Basic Orton-Gillingham. This program is comprised of 70 hours of coursework and a practicum of 125 hours and is designed to meet all Academy standards at the Associate level.

Prerequisite: Bachelors Degree
Fellow: June B. Green, F/OGA

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The Claremont School
70 Silver Birch Avenue
Toronto, Ontario, M4E 3K9
Canada

C| Evelyn Reiss, B.Sc., B.Ed., M.A., F/OGA
T| 416-778-6336
E| info@claremont-school.com
W| http://www.claremont-school.com

Ongoing

Associate Level Training 60 hour course following the curriculum and guidelines of the Academy. It includes careful supervision of lesson planning, ongoing instruction and mentoring to fulfill Academy criteria, required readings and supervised practicum.

Prerequisite: Bachelor Degree
Fellow: Evelyn Reiss, B.Sc., B.Ed, M.A.

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Center for Assessment and Remedial Education (CARE)
3050 Artesian Drive
Mississauga, Ontario, L5M 7P5
Canada

C| Mahjabeen Sadik, F/OGA
T| 416.939.1054
F| 905.569.1050
E| mahjabeen.sadik@gmail.com

Ongoing

Also available in Toronto. Contact Mahjabeen Sadik for more information.

Orton-Gillingham Teacher Training Course: 60 hours of course work and 100 hours of practicum designed to fulfill all requirements set by the Orton-Gillingham Academy for certification at the Associate level.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Mahjabeen Sadik, F/OGA

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Center for Assessment and Remedial Education (CARE)
2, Framrose Road, Bath Island
Karachi, Pakistan

C| Mahjabeen Sadik
T| 416.939.1054
F|905.569.1050
E|mahjabeen.sakik@gmail.com

Ongoing

Orton-Gillingham Teacher Training Course: 60 hours of course work and 100 hours of practicum designed to fulfill all requirements set by the Orton-Gillingham Academy for certification at the Associate level.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s Degree
Fellow: Mahjabeen Sadik

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