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Classroom Educator
*OGA Classroom Educator
2027: $150 - January 15 evening, January 16 morning (6 hours) (next offered July 2027)
Orton-Gillingham Approach fundamentals, practice, and lesson plan plus Early Phonics
RLCC 1-3 Prerequisites
School-based classroom teachers and small group delivery only (not for tutoring)
6 hours plus assignments,
Follow-up optional for accreditation: formal practicum over minimum 8 months (5 observations) with small group or whole class
NO REFUNDS.
Looking forward to working with you!
For those who have completed coursework or a portion of a practicum but have not yet obtained certification, this experience may be referred to as professional development. However, it should not be represented as an OGA certification accreditation or imply credentialing by the Academy.
From the Fellow Standards for Professional Practice (found in the member section of the OGA website):
Coursework alone does not mean that an individual is OGA certified/accredited. A practicum component and professional reading/assignments are also required.
Trainees cannot be referred to as OGA trained tutors/teachers unless they complete a full Academy training that includes all coursework, professional reading/assignments, practicum, and certification through the Academy, as clearly outlined in the Academy Curriculum Handbook
*OGA Classroom Educator
2027: $150 - January 15 evening, January 16 morning (6 hours) (next offered July 2027)
Orton-Gillingham Approach fundamentals, practice, and lesson plan plus Early Phonics
RLCC 1-3 Prerequisites
School-based classroom teachers and small group delivery only (not for tutoring)
6 hours plus assignments,
Follow-up optional for accreditation: formal practicum over minimum 8 months (5 observations) with small group or whole class
NO REFUNDS.
Looking forward to working with you!
For those who have completed coursework or a portion of a practicum but have not yet obtained certification, this experience may be referred to as professional development. However, it should not be represented as an OGA certification accreditation or imply credentialing by the Academy.
From the Fellow Standards for Professional Practice (found in the member section of the OGA website):
Coursework alone does not mean that an individual is OGA certified/accredited. A practicum component and professional reading/assignments are also required.
Trainees cannot be referred to as OGA trained tutors/teachers unless they complete a full Academy training that includes all coursework, professional reading/assignments, practicum, and certification through the Academy, as clearly outlined in the Academy Curriculum Handbook