OnTrack Reading - Home Page
February 13th, 2008The OnTrack Reading website’s content, A Guide to Overcoming Your Child’s Reading Problems, is all listed on the Table of Contents on the adjacent sidebar.
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Below are the main topics on the sidebar along with brief descriptions of their content:
OnTrack Advanced Code Workbook - Information on the workbook used in the OnTrack Reading Phonics Curriculum, including how to order the workbook and the instructions
The OnTrack Reading Story - How it all started
The Dyslexia Puzzle - Gaining an understanding of dyslexia and its impact
The Diet Piece (of the Puzzle) - The possible impact of essential fatty acids on dyslexia
The Exercise Piece - Does the cerebellum matter, and will certain exercises help?
The Vision Piece - The most important information in the Guide, by far - Be sure to read this section if you’re concerned your child has dyslexia.
The Auditory Piece - Primarily training the skill of phoneme manipulation
The Phonics Piece - Portions of the OnTrack Reading Phonics Curriculum, including the entire multisyllable curriculum
The Policy Piece - Why getting help for your dyslexic child from your school is frustrating, and how it might change
Tidbits - Instructional tips starting with Telling b from d
Junior High Phonics Course - A series of mini-lessons for teaching phonics in any middle school or high school classroom
The Spalding Method - Making an excellent reading method even better
Comprehensive Word Lists - Just what it sounds like
New: A section unrelated to reading instruction titled Economics was recently added, along with the first economics topic, Monetary Policy, an issue that has interested me for over thirty years.