With the 2019-2020 school year halfway done, IMSE is excited to continue our 5-part overview of literacy policies across the US. As many who are reading this already know, literacy and education policies can differ so much across country, state,…
With the 2019-2020 school year halfway done, IMSE is excited to continue our 5-part overview of literacy policies across the US. As many who are reading this already know, literacy and education policies can differ so much across country, state,…
With the 2019-2020 school year nearly halfway done, IMSE is excited to continue our 5-part overview of literacy policies across the US. As many who are reading this already know, literacy and education policies can differ so much across country,…
Bridgeton Public Schools, which has now trained over 200 K-3 educators in all six of its elementary schools in the Institute for Multi-Sensory Education’s Orton-Gillingham methodology, has seen significant gains for students who have been taught reading via the new…
Dear Teachers, As educators, each new school year brings a refreshed sense of excitement and a hunger to teach and inspire. A new school year also offers new opportunities to improve upon the many challenges we often face in the…
The Institute for Multi-Sensory Education was recently selected as a professional development partner in Arkansas’ new Reading Initiative for Student Excellence (R.I.S.E) program: an initiative which seeks to strengthen teachers’ focus and instruction in literacy through prescribed proficiency pathways, and…
Bob Cunningham is the advisor-in-residence on learning and attention issues for Understood.org — an organization and online resource for parents and educators — and serves as the head of the Robert Louis Stevenson School, is a member of Purnell School’s…
Just ten minutes from downtown Detroit is The James and Grace Lee Boggs School, a K-8 neighborhood charter school designed to engage the diverse population of students it serves. Along with the rest of Michigan schools, Boggs is preparing to…
Michigan’s “Third Grade Guarantee” law is preparing to take effect, but statistics showing the vast majority of Detroit Public School third-graders aren’t meeting grade-level reading goals, school administrators are worried about the future of the state. The Institute for Multi-Sensory…
