AVKO Educational
Research Foundation
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non-profit organization devoted to helping
teachers, parents, and researchers since 1974
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For Classroom Teachers looking for ways to help those students who just don't seem to learn like the others.
For Parents and Home Schoolers looking for ways to help their children learn to read, write, spell, and enjoy!
For Directors of Adult Literacy Programs
For an online Catalog of AVKO's Materials for the teaching of reading,
For Inservices and Workshops to train tutors, teachers, and parents in the AVKO methods.
Don McCabe's 2007 speaking engagements and exhibits of AVKO materials
March 17, Home-Schooling Works Book Fair, Farmington Hills, Mich.
March 22-24 Cincinnati HomeSchool Convention, Cincinnati, Ohio.
April 13-14 MACHE, Rochester, Minnesota
April 20-21 MACHE, Frederick, Maryland
May 4-5, INCH, Lansing, Michigan
On May 8-10 A Special AVKO Workshop was held in Beaufort, SC for Homeschoolers with dyslexic and/or dysgraphic children.
May 18-19, Arkansas Homeschool Convention, Searcy, AR
June 8-9, SouthEast Texas Homeschooling Association, Houston TX
August 3-4 Southeast Homeschool Expo, Atlanta, GA
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For the Research behind AVKO's approach to the teaching of reading, spelling, handwriting, for curriculum coordinators, university professors, college students, educational researchers, and the U.S. Department of Education.
For FREE Information on reading/spelling related topics, including dyslexia and many free samples of AVKO products
The AVKO Educational Research Foundation founded in 1974 has as its mission the following:
The AVKO Educational Research Foundation has achieved the first four points of its mission. AVKO would like to go out of existence and leave all its assets to a viable 501(C)3 nonprofit organization that can and will achieve AVKO's 5th mission point: to widely disseminate AVKO's techniques and materials.
More About AVKO, its mission, its free tutoring, workshops
Goals AVKO has achieved:
We have found out what poor spellers and poor readers (particularly those with dyslexia and/or dysgraphia) need to be taught and what techniques and materials will help teachers and parents do a better job of helping students learn to read and spell. Over 75% of the words dyslexics cannot read contain phonic patterns never taught in regular schools. Conversely, over 75% of words containing these patterns cannot be read by dyslexics. We have categorized these patterns and organized them for easy teaching. Want proof? Click here.
Officers & Staff:
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If you have comments about this website or questions concerning spelling, invented spelling, whole language, phonics, learning disabilities, homeschooling, etc., you may always e-mail DonMcCabe@aol.com. We appreciate any comments that will help us make this website even more useful.
All donations are greatly appreciated. If you would like to support our mission which is to raise the level of literacy to the point where the words, illiteracy, phonemic awareness, learning disabilities, dysgraphia, family literacy, adult literacy, and illegible handwriting will no longer have relevance, please mail your tax-deductible check (in U.S. dollars) to The AVKO Educational Research Foundation, 3084 Willard Road, Suite W, Birch Run, MI 48415-7801. The AVKO Foundation is recognized by the IRS as a 501(C)3 publicly supported organization working with teachers, parents, tutors, and homeschooling parents, publishing materials developed by its research, and providing free daily tutoring at its local reading clinic.