Feels Like Groundhog Day – Update on DRP June 5, 2020
Webinar – Autism, Behavior Analysis, Education I am co-hosting with Adrianna Horne, the homeschooling mother of Samuel, an autistic 10 year old who has significantly improved his reading, math and language skills this year using Maloney Method. It will be a hands-on session with interactive features so that we can answer therapist’s…
Read MoreA Mixed Bag – Update on DRP – Apr 17, 2020
This week has been a challenge. There is some good news – we have successfully added more than 100 carefully designed lessons from our reading and math materials for parents and teachers to download from our www.maloneymethod.com website and use for free. Here is the link for the first 30 lessons of our Teach Your Children…
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One Foot in Front of the Other – Update on DRP – Mar 12, 2020
Our time will be dedicated to marketing to charter schools, homeschooling families and therapists who work with a variety of children-at-risk.
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A Seismic Shift in Ontario – Update on DRP, Jan 17, 2020
This week on CBC Radio One’s Ontario Today, Renu Mandhane, Chief Commissioner of the Ontario Human Rights Commission announced that she was opening an enquiry into Ontario students and the right to read. Her commission sees literacy as a basic human right which this province is not providing to 30% of its…
Read MoreNewly Added PERK: Donate 1YR Subscription to Mother Learning How to Read
We are excited to announce a new perk in our digital reading program project. Some of our backers are donating their purchased subscriptions to the Amarok Society. The Amarok Society’s work is simple – teach a mother in Bangladesh with no access to education how to read. She then teaches 5 children what she has…
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A Precision Teaching Case Study – Teaching Basic Literacy Skills to a Developmentally Delayed Student
The Student was a twelve year old boy diagnosed as being developmentally delayed. He lives in the U.S., although his first language is not English. He was enrolled in an academic tutorial program to prepare him for school entry. His program includes language, reading (decoding), reading comprehension, math, spelling, cursive and creative writing. In the beginning,…
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Official Launch: Fourth Series of the Maloney Method Course at University of West Florida
On April 1, 2019, the University of West Florida hosts the official launch of the fourth series of the Maloney Method Integrated teaching strategies course. Three major behavioral methods combine to assist individuals with language and literacy deficits, including those on the ASD spectrum. The 12-week long course is the largest amalgamation of Behavior Analysis,…
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Behavior Analysis – Where a Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing
Almost every classroom has at least oneobstreperous student, many have several. Some teachers have or develop ways to deal with these students, others don’t. These students are often removed from class, sent to the principal’s office, suspended or even expelled. In many cases, they will be diagnosed with some condition, emotionally disturbed, ADHD, etc. Such…
Read MoreWhy a U.S. Government Agency Covers Up Proven Educational Methods While Millions of Children Become Illiterate
It is naïve to pretend that science is free of bias and of political involvement. If it were, there would be no need for lobbyists in Washington from groups like the chemical and defense companies. “Science” may be conducted more for their benefit, than for its indisputable proofs. When influenced by “big tobacco”, some studies…
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An All Too Infrequent True Story
I have been working with children who are at-risk for 50 years. I’d like to tell you a story of one of those kids and how it changed both of our lives. It was a dark and stormy night – no, that’s not it. Let me start again. Once upon a time in a land…
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