Do race and gender impact for we teach?
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Aug 24, 2007
Just stumbled on this site.First post.
I'm an Orton Gillingham certified tutor.If I had to choose
SPIRE or LM-B, I'd go with LM-B all the way if you could
afford it, no question. Would they get LM-B one on one? I
work with students one on one and they are taught to
mastery and automaticity, they need that to become fluent.
That does not usually happen when there are more children,
because teachers must shoot for the middle.
If you choose SPIRE make sure they are certified. The two
or three(?)day workshops just don't prepare people to work
with children as they need to be.
Good luck, Stacey
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