di: Fwd: DI and multi-sensory methods?

[DIANE M GRABOWSKI]

Dear Listmates,

Still wondering if there are any *new* developments since this last thread
on multi-sensory methods? Is there currently any published evidence that
the O-G programs are effective? There are a number of private schools here
in PA that advertise O-G programs as an integral part of their curriculum
for students with language and learning differences.

Thanks for your feedback!

Best,
Diane in PA

On Fri, Oct 30, 2015 at 12:24 PM, Carol Pio <cpio at kcsd96.org> wrote:

> According to a students' outside evaluation, programs such as Wilson or
> Orton-Gillingham are common reading programs that match this learner's
> specific needs. Per this evaluation, learning more about how mutli-sensory
> methods are applied in the offered Direct Instruction curriculum will be
> critical in determining the best fit for this student.
>
> Can anyone help me to answer whether or not there is any research that
> proves DI programs to be more effective than Wilson or Orton-Gillingham?
>
> Can any hands-on, multi-sensory approaches be added to our DI programs to
> enhance learning for this student?
>
> Thanks,
> Carol
>
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> Carol Pio
> Individualized Learning Community, Grades 6-8
> Twin Groves Middle School
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