decoding difficulties

How are Decoding Difficulties Treated?

Treatment for decoding difficulties often involves a combination of strategies:
Phonics Instruction: Teaching sound-letter correspondence explicitly.
Reading Practice: Regular, guided reading sessions to build fluency.
Specialized Programs: Programs like Orton-Gillingham or Wilson Reading System.
Assistive Technology: Tools like audiobooks and text-to-speech software.

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