How do we know what default graphemes are, and what are the reasons for diverging from them? This 6-hour seminar is comprised of three 2-hour installments.

How can we tell the difference between one “silent” letter and another? Study the Science of Silence in this 4.5-hour seminar comprised of three 90-minute installments.

Understanding the zero allophone is critical to understanding the role of stress, syllables, and phonemes in English orthography. Three 90-minute installments: Consonants, Vowels, and Implications.

A 5-episode, 7.5-hour online conference for studying the intersections of spelling and grammar.

Graphemes are morphologically constrained and etymologically governed — but how? This 4.5-hour seminar is comprised of three 90-minute installments.

Three 90-minute installments target Consonants, Vowels, and Orthographic Phonology.

Study is primarily concerned with present-day English and its transcription. Two 90-minute installments: Consonants and Vowels.

This single, two-hour LEXinar demonstrates the study not only of function and content words, but also of how they are marked as such by their spellings.

This 6-hour seminar is comprised of four 1.5-hour installments. Our study will examine syllable types and syllable division patterns commonly taught in the light of an accurate linguistic understanding of syllable structure in spoken and written English.

This 4.5-hour advanced seminar is comprised of three 1.5-hour installments. Our study will target the seven classes of strong verbs in Old English and their legacies in present- day English.

A 5-episode, 7.5-hour online conference for studying stress and its effects on English orthography, including the schwa.

This 7.5-hour advanced seminar is comprised of five 1.5-hour weekly installments. Our study will target specific patterns and structures in Old English and their legacy in present-day English.

This LEXinar is comprised of four 90-minute installments investigating the historical and present-day patterns of palatized consonants in words of Latin origin.

This LEXinar is comprised of five 90-minute installments targeting structured word inquiry, the lexical word matrix, and the word sum.

This LEXinar is comprised of two 90-minute installments targeting expository writing and specifically focusing on compelling conclusions.

This LEXinar is comprised of four 90-minute installments investigating the morphological structures in English words of Greek origin

This LEXinar is comprised of five 90-minute installments targeting a familiarity with the Greek Alphabet.

This LEXinar is comprised of five 90-minute installments investigating the morphological structures in words of Latin origin.

This LEXinar is comprised of four 90-minute installments investigating the orthographic structures in English words of Semitic origin

Understanding the English verb is key to understanding not only sentence structure, but also content and function words, participles, and – of interest to orthographers — how verbal suffixes do and do not work. This 6-hour seminar is comprised of four 1.5-hour installments.

Understanding so-called sight words is key to understanding how English orthography actually does and does not work. This single-installment seminar is 1-5-2 hours online.