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Reading Help: Some Excellent Multisensory, Structured, Phonics-based Programs  
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Tags: Dyslexia, Orton Gillingham, Multisensory instruction, Reading problems and help

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	Any true Orton-Gillingham Program or Instructor
	Masonic Children's Learning Centers (located all around the country; O-G program)
	Barton Reading and Spelling Program (a simplified O-G program)
	Slingerland (classroom setting, young children)
	Herman Method (recently acquired by Lexia)
	MTA - Multi-sensory Teaching Approach
	Alphabetic Phonics (1-to1; O-G program)
	Wilson Reading System (1-to-1)
	Project Read (designed for regular classroom delivery)
	SIS - Sounds in Syllables (O-G program; designed as therapy)
	Recipe for Reading
	PAF - Preventing Academic Failure (young children)
	Lindamood-Bell's LiPS program
	Institute for Multi-Sensory Teaching

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