Brittany Lovejoy, M.Ed.
About
Brittany Lovejoy, M.Ed. is a literacy educator and educational consultant who works with students, families, schools, and administrators throughout Vermont. She holds a Master of Education degree, has completed extensive training in dyslexia and evidence-based literacy practices, and has an Orton-Gillingham Associate Level certification.
Brittany has worked as a special educator and behavior interventionist in public schools and has extensive experience supporting students with diverse learning, behavioral, and social-emotional needs. She also completed the yearlong Early Childhood Leadership Institute through the Snelling Center for Government.
Education & Training
Brittany's professional training includes:
- Master of Education
- Orton-Gillingham Associate Level certification
- Orton-Gillingham Certified Level I and II coursework through the Kildonan Teacher Training Institute
- Wilson Reading System Level 1
- Fundations K–3
- Project Read's Framing Your Thoughts: Sentence Structure
- Dyslexia Training Institute Graduate Credit coursework: Reading Comprehension Strategies, Structured Word Inquiry, What is Dyslexia? An In-depth Look, An Overview of Dyslexia Screening, Special Education Law and Dyslexia
- Early Childhood Leadership Institute, Snelling Center for Government
- Special Education Advocate Training (SEAT®) Coursework 2.0 through COPAA
Experience
Brittany works with students with diverse learning needs, including:
Dyslexia • Dysgraphia • Dyspraxia • ADHD • Autism • Down syndrome • Speech and language needs • Executive functioning challenges • Sensory-processing difficulties • School avoidance • Chronic absenteeism
She also has experience supporting students with behavioral and social-emotional needs and students who are homebound due to health needs, pregnancy, or parenting.