SPIRE Reading Program For Helping Your Child Overcome Dyslexia The SPIRE Reading Program was introduced to me during my Orton-Gillingham training. As parent, not a classroom teacher, I truly appreciated the clarity of the program and it’s solid, step-by-step explanations. … Continue reading →
About Speed Reading for Kids: Some children with dyslexia or ADHD can learn to speed read, especially if they are highly visual learners. Often they can speed read better than typical individuals, but they do have to be able to … Continue reading →
You CAN help your child overcome dyslexia at home using proven reading intervention programs! I taught my boys to read at home, and lots of other parents have done the same. All you need is a list of GREAT reading intervention programs … Continue reading →
What exactly is the Orton Gillingham Method or an Orton-Gillingham reading program? The Orton Gillingham method uses multisensory teaching to teach reading to kids with dyslexia. Multisensory instruction is a specific way of teaching children with learning disabilities, and particularly for … Continue reading →
Do You have a child who has been in public school for a few years, but still can’t read? Are you considering overcoming dyslexia through homeschooling? WE DID! YOU CAN TOO! My son was going into fifth grade and still … Continue reading →
Using a Free Reading Test Can Help You Help Your Child! Do you need to know your child’s reading level, his decoding skills level, reading fluency and reading comprehension? Using these free online reading tests for kids can help you assess … Continue reading →
Reading smoothly in a rhythmic, and expressive manner is called “Reading Fluency”. For children with reading decoding difficulties, reading smoothly with understanding can be a significant issue and requires the right methods and curriculum. Fluency can be difficult to develop … Continue reading →
Are you trying to determine if your child has true dyslexia and need to know exactly what the dyslexia symptoms are? Dyslexia Symptoms: While reversals of letters are common among kids with dyslexia, there is a lot more to true … Continue reading →
Do You Think You Need Reading Comprehension Strategies for your child? Does your child know how to read words, but can’t remember what he read? Does your child read, but doesn’t get the meaning behind his reading? It’s frustrating to … Continue reading →
