Curriculum Adaptations of OG.MS Method

Orton-Gillingham-based multisensory method  teaches a dyslexic person to read, write, and spell.
The following are the most well-known adaptations of the original Orton-Gillingham method:

• Barton Reading & Spelling SystemDesigned for one-on-one tutoring of children, teenagers and adults by parents, volunteer tutors, reading or resource specialists or their aides, and professional tutors.The Barton System is the easiest one to learn because tutor training comes on DVD, along with fully scripted lesson plans.
  Published by Bright Solutions for Dyslexia, Inc.
  http://www.bartonreading.com/408-559-3652
  Orton-GillinghamThe pure, unchanged, original method.A.C.C., Massachusetts General Hospital
  617-726-2764
  Slingerland
  Designed for classroom settings of young children in the first, second, and third grades.The Slingerland Institute
  http://www.slingerland.org/
  425-453-1190
  MTA (Multi-sensory Teaching Approach)
  Edmar Educational Services
  214-321-8656 (Phone/Fax)
  Alphabetic PhonicsTexas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children
  214-559-7800
  Wilson Reading System
  Wilson Language Training Corporation
  http://www.wilsonlanguage.com/
  800-899-8454
  Language!Sopris West
  800-547-6747
  Project Read
  by Enfield and Greene
  Published by The Language Circle
  612-884-4880
  Recipe for Reading516-242-8943
  Preventing Academic Failure (PAF)
  Published by Educators Publishing Service (EPS)
  845-279-8810
  http://www.pafprogram.com/