Sandie Barrie-Blackley
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The Whiteboard Spelling Procedure
WHAT IS WHITEBOARD SPELLING? Whiteboard Spelling is a linguistically structured, direct, multisensory procedure for mastering English spelling patterns. When used as part of a structured liter...
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Syntax Tutorial: Phrases & Clauses
Why care about sentence structures like phrases and clauses? Clauses and phrases are the two main building blocks of sentences. WHAT IS A SENTENCE? A sentence (which must have both a subject an...
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Wilson Reading System - Lexercise: Concordance
Attached below is a concordance comparing The Wilson Reading System's scope & sequence with the Lexercise scope & sequence. Wilson and Lexercise are both structured literacy approaches...
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Lexercise Professional Education: Course 1 Objectives
For Course 1: The Structure of Written English the participant will: 1) List the domains of language, from speech to print. 2) Define a syllable and explain where this unit fits into the dom...
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How to do a spelling analysis
WHY DO A SPELLING ANALYSIS? As described in the article, Spelling Errors: What They Can Reveal About Language Processing, a spelling analysis can reveal a lot about a child's language processing. ...
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True Mastery
Lexercise practice is designed to establish a foundation for true mastery (above 80% accuracy) for reading and spelling single words and for reading and writing connected text. One of the best and...
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Lexercise Professional Education Courses
ONLINE COURSES WHO Lexercise offers three online professional education courses designed to prepare language intervention professionals to provide structured literacy services to clients with lang...
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The Domains of Language: Why They Matter
English language structure is a little like chemistry. In chemistry, 118 known chemical elements make up all matter. In English, about 44 speech sounds are spelled with 460 or so letters and ...
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How handwriting trains the brain....and why it should be part of therapy
This picture is from Lexercise Live Broadcast 39: In Appreciation of Handwriting (View the Live Broadcast here.) Practitioners of structured literacy (aka Orton-Gillingham or O-G) methods typ...
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Treating Clients with Working Memory Impairments
Working memory (WM) refers to the ability to hold information in mind while using that information to complete a task. People who have difficulty with short term memory (STM) tasks, such as recal...