- Take Flight is an Orton-Gillingham based two-year curriculum.
- A research-based, well-designed program using scientific evidence supported by the 5 components of effective reading instruction.
- Key Findings show students who complete Take Flight instruction gain significant growth in all areas of reading skill.
- Tier 3 Intervention targets students who need intensive remediation.
- Over Ten Thousand new students served each year through 29 U.S. Take Flight training centers. The Illinois-based Qualified Instructor is in Wheaton, Illinois at the Written Word Center for Dyslexia and Learning.
- Take Flight is implemented in 29 States, 3 countries, over 260 school districts in Texas, and 1 school district in Illinois.
- Developed in Texas; a state that has the oldest standing dyslexia laws on the books.
- Accredited by Academic Language Therapist Association (ALTA) so trainees can earn certification and the professional credential of CALT (Certified Academic Language Therapist).
- Accredited by International Multisensory Language Education Council (IMSLEC) whose purpose is to accredit high-quality training courses for professionals.
- Course content reflects the International Dyslexia Association’s (IDA) knowledge of Practice Standard for Teachers of Reading.
