
Introduction to Structured Word Inquiry
$79 💸 We look at Structured Word Inquiry in this four module course. Examining challenges, syllables and how to incorporate SWI in Barton tutoring.
Our Read Write Spell Right interactive online dyslexia tutor training courses are all led by Principal Kimberly Downey. They’re specifically designed and structured for Barton-certified tutors who want to broaden their horizons, explore complementary modalities, and exchange ideas.
Our next live course will take place in April 2024, with enrolment beginning in March. Make sure you don’t miss your spot by signing up below – we’ll keep you up to date with course details. We’re also always open to course topics so if you have any suggestions, let us know!
All of our courses are recorded and available to purchase after the course date. The recordings are split into bitesize modules and come with the course handout and interactive quizzes! All courses are one-time payments with lifetime access. You will also receive 10% off an annual membership to Tutor Community.

$79 💸 We look at Structured Word Inquiry in this four module course. Examining challenges, syllables and how to incorporate SWI in Barton tutoring.

$99 💸 In this course we explore how to empower your tutoring with ChatGPT and unlock a new dimension in tutoring for dyslexic learners.

$99 💸 lifetime access. In this course we delve deeper into the intricate nuances of word structure and language.
The RWSR Professional Development Forum is a private, members-only space for dyslexia tutors committed to ongoing learning. Instead of being buried in social media feeds, every discussion is organized by topic and easy to return to anytime.
Our members are tutors who have experience with more than one program and want to deepen their practice by exploring issues across pedagogies. This kind of open, cross-program conversation is rare — social media tends to keep tutors siloed, but here you’ll find colleagues who are curious, critical, and committed to ongoing growth.
Membership includes: