How to Teach a Dyslexic Child to Read: Strategies You Can Use at Home
Watching your child struggle to read is difficult, but what can you do to help? Here are several tips and strategies for how to teach a dyslexic child to read.
Learn the strategies and how to help a child with learning difficulties in school. Use these tips to encourage their quest for lifelong learning.
Critical thinking can be taught
May 23, 2017Source:Norwegian Institute of Public HealthSummary:10-12-years-olds can be taught how to think critically at school, even with few teachers and limited resources. Parents can also be taught to assess claims about health effects. 10-12-years-olds can be taught how to think critically at school, even with few teachers and limited resources. Parents can also be…
How Children Learn to Read.
Knowing about the process of reading development will allow both parents and teachers to assist the children and help them master this ability.
Tutoring Younger Students with Learning Disabilities: The Importance of Fun
By Elizabeth Schiff As a private tutor in New York City, I have worked with students from private, public and charter schools, and with a broad range of learning styles and differences, including ADD/ADHD; executive functioning; dyslexia and decoding; graphomotor/fine motor; processing; short-term memory; receptive and expressive language; visual-spatial and motor planning; and anxiety disorder.…
Peer-to-Peer Support Model Helps Students with Learning Differences
The benefits of the Peer-to-Peer Model include the promotion of a sense of community and the development of positive supportive relationships.
Improving Reading Skills for Students with Learning Disability & ADHD
By Raphael Reichel Whether we like it or not, technology plays a fundamental role in shaping our manner of reading. As a result, many people seek to acquire substantive knowledge from online blogs, study guides and social media, in the course of learning and casual reading. In recent years, taking in more information at rapid…
The Benefits of Learning To Type for Students with Learning Disability and Dyslexia
by Elizabeth Schiff, private tutor. Many students with learning differences have more than one learning disability, and students with multiple LD’s are common. As a tutor, I am often called in to work with a child on reading, only to end up tutoring them in writing and math (and even science, history and languages) as…