Building the Brain for Reading, Writing, and Spelling
Our multi-component word study approach creates efficient processes and pathways. Use SPELL-Links to leverage the biological wiring of the brain for spoken language, provide structured literacy instruction that develops functional connectivity among multiple regions of the brain, and build meta-cognitive skills for effective reading and writing. See results!
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Illustration of typical use of SPELL-Links within each tier of instruction, but all SPELL-Links products are flexible and can be adapted for use across all tiers.
Leverage Spoken Language
Why SPELL-Links? The human brain is biologically wired for spoken language, not for reading and writing. SPELL-Links uses a speech-to-print approach and organizes literacy instruction based on the brain’s innate, biological wiring and organization for spoken language. SPELL-Links instruction works the way the brain works, first helping students to learn how to attend to the sound structure of spoken English words and then how to connect and combine sounds, letter patterns, and meanings to read and spell words.
Build the Brain
As each of us learns to read and write, the brain must rearrange itself, leveraging the innate spoken language centers of the brain and forming new neural connections to read and write effectively. SPELL-Links uses the Connectionist/Multi-Component Word Study model based on the most current research, including brain-imaging studies. The SPELL-Links program leverages the brain’s biological wiring for spoken language and helps students develop neural pathways and “functional connectivity” of the regions of the brain involved in effective reading and writing.
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