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Summer Dyslexia Tutoring

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Summer is a great time to find a dyslexia tutor to work with your child. Summer is often known as a time when children lose ground academically, because they are away from school for so many weeks. However, it doesn’t have to be this way! Summer provides a wonderful opportunity for a dyslexic child to focus on […]

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Summer is a great time to find a dyslexia tutor to work with your child. Summer is often known as a time when children lose ground academically, because they are away from school for so many weeks. However, it doesn’t have to be this way! Summer provides a wonderful opportunity for a dyslexic child to focus on

Dyslexia and Behavioral Difficulties

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One very important element of dyslexia is the effect that it has on behavior. Many behavioral issues can manifest themselves when an individual’s dyslexia is not addressed and treated properly. These behavioral issues can take many different forms, but here are some that are common to a high percentage of dyslexics who have not received proper treatment

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One very important element of dyslexia is the effect that it has on behavior. Many behavioral issues can manifest themselves when an individual’s dyslexia is not addressed and treated properly. These behavioral issues can take many different forms, but here are some that are common to a high percentage of dyslexics who have not received proper treatment

Dyslexia Word Fatigue

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If you are ever helping a dyslexic read or spell and they start to yawn excessively, don’t worry that you are boring them to death; they are probably just dealing with “word fatigue”. This is not an official or scientific term, it’s just one that I created after seeing so many students ready for a

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If you are ever helping a dyslexic read or spell and they start to yawn excessively, don’t worry that you are boring them to death; they are probably just dealing with “word fatigue”. This is not an official or scientific term, it’s just one that I created after seeing so many students ready for a

Signs and Symptoms of Dyslexia

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I am often asked about the signs and symptoms of dyslexia. Commonly, it is thought that reading and spelling words backwards is the surest sign of dyslexia. However, despite the fact that this is the most stereotypically recognized symptom of dyslexia, it is actually rather rare,  and a symptom that most dyslexics do not have.  In my

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I am often asked about the signs and symptoms of dyslexia. Commonly, it is thought that reading and spelling words backwards is the surest sign of dyslexia. However, despite the fact that this is the most stereotypically recognized symptom of dyslexia, it is actually rather rare,  and a symptom that most dyslexics do not have.  In my

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