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       Correct 
        habitual spelling errors with the Old Way New Way® learning method. 
         
      Designed for adult learners as well as younger students and children. Please print and use this form. See what a completed form looks like. 
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| Step 1. Person's name: | 
    Step 2. Date: | ||
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       Step 3. Say "Write 
        the word in your own way here."   | 
    Step 4.Say "May 
      I call that your old way?" (get agreement)  | 
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| Step 5. 
      Say "May I show you a new way? (get agreement, and then write the word 
      here): | 
    Step 6. 
      Explain the difference between the old and new way to the person, and write 
      it here:  | 
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| Step 7. 
      "Write it in your old way." | 
    Step 8. "Write it in the new way." | Step 9. 
      Explain the difference, write it here: | 
  
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       Step 10. "Write 
        it in your old way."   | 
    Step 11. "Write it in the new way." | Step 12. 
      Explain the difference, write it here: | 
  
| Step 13. 
      "Write it in the old way." | 
    Step 14. "Write it in your new way" | Step 15. 
      "Now, you tell me the difference, and write it here."  | 
  
| Step 16. 
      "Write it in the old way." | 
    Step 17. "Write it in your new way." | Step 18. "Tell me the difference, and write it here." | 
| Step 19. 
      "Write it in the old way." | 
    Step 20. "Write it in your new way." | Step 21. "Tell me the difference, and write it here." | 
| Step 22. Write 6 different sentences using your new way of spelling the word. Short sentences will do. | 
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| Step 23. Explain the follow up activities to the learner. Review progress in two weeks. | 
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       You may print this form for your own unrestricted use, provided it is always reproduced in full including this paragraph. The Old Way New Way® learning method is now available as a low-priced computer program called Personal Best Spelling, available at www.spellingzone.com. This spelling program also includes an improved version of Look-Say-Cover-Write-Check, a widely endorsed method for learning new words; a way of detecting learned, habitual errors; and a spelling tester; plus many other useful features for adult learners, school children, and teachers of spelling. Copyright Personal Best Academy2012  |