Utilizing the Sequential English Education (SEE) Curriculum

The SEE Program method utilizes structured, multisensory language instruction for teaching phonological awareness / reading decoding / reading comprehension / reading fluency / spelling / morphology / handwriting / written expression / grammar and auditory discrimination & memory. 

SEE is designed for learners ages 5 to adults diagnosed with dyslexia or at-risk for dyslexia. The program also supports emerging learners and/or learners who are struggling to read, write and spell. For those who teach in a Montessori classroom, SEE blends easily in the Montessori methods. The SEE Program meets Texas House Bill 3298 requirements for an Evidenced-Based Dyslexia Program.

Virtual and in-person courses are offered. In-person trainings are conducted at the Shelton School, Dallas, Texas (map)

ALTA CE pre-approved hours are available to CALTs who complete this cross-training course. 

Course Fee: $1,000
Materials are provided for in-class use during the training. Materials are then available through an ordering link for attendee purchase for continued professional use. These training materials are $850 plus shipping.

This five-day workshop for language therapists will outline the SEE curriculum and provide abundant practice time. Access to videos of language teachers/language therapists using the SEE curriculum will be available to language therapists, CALTs or C-SLDS who complete this cross-training course. SEE was written by Dr. Joyce S. Pickering, based on the work of Dr. Charles Shedd.

Instructor: Joyce S. Pickering, SLP/CCC, CALT, QI, LDT  AMS-EC & Danyle Duke, CALT-ICALP, LDT

*Participants must provide a copy of a language therapy organization membership ID card or a copy of a therapy level certificate to enroll.