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Hi, I am Candi Sellers. I am an educator, dyslexia specialist, homeschool parent, and I provide training in the Orton-Gillingham Approach. On this site, you will find courses, continuing education, blogs, tips, and resources I have created to support our community. I value your time and interest in my work and resources. Thank you for visiting!

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Hi, I’m Candi…

I train teachers in the Orton-Gillingham Approach and my techniques and approaches are designed with that focus in mind. I am also a wife, mother, teacher, homeschool parent of a neurodivergent learner, and advocate for students. I created The Instruction Hub to share what I know now, as well as what I’m finding as a lifelong educator and student.

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Window clings make for a fun way to review parts of speech and to build sentences. Students selected a window cling and wrote their target word. The students then used a structured approach (Framing Your Thoughts) to build their sentence. We started
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Would you like to learn more about practical and meaningful handwriting instruction? Join me this Thursday, October 26 from 6:30-8:30 EST for the is virtual webinar. ALTA and OGA CEU credit approved! This webinar will not be recorded. Comment
Here is one of my top spelling tips! When a student makes an error, use guided questioning to support them in correcting the original error. To add an additional layer of support, give them a word to spell that reinforces the same spelling, syllab