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Dyslexia Treatment and Bad Habits

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One thing we work hard on in dyslexia tutoring and dyslexia treatment is addressing the bad habits that our dyslexic students have fallen into. I mentioned these briefly in my last post, and I thought I would go into more detail about one of those bad habits today. One bad habit dyslexia tutors see with their dyslexic […]

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One thing we work hard on in dyslexia tutoring and dyslexia treatment is addressing the bad habits that our dyslexic students have fallen into. I mentioned these briefly in my last post, and I thought I would go into more detail about one of those bad habits today. One bad habit dyslexia tutors see with their dyslexic

When Should We Start Dyslexia Tutoring?

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I am often asked what a good age is for a child to begin a dyslexia tutoring program or dyslexia treatment program. The best time to start dyslexia tutoring is whenever you realize that a child is dyslexic. In general, the sooner that a dyslexic child can start getting help for their dyslexia, the better.

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I am often asked what a good age is for a child to begin a dyslexia tutoring program or dyslexia treatment program. The best time to start dyslexia tutoring is whenever you realize that a child is dyslexic. In general, the sooner that a dyslexic child can start getting help for their dyslexia, the better.

Dyslexia and Attention Span

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Many students in dyslexia tutoring and dyslexia treatment programs have ADD and ADHD. In my personal experience as a dyslexia tutor, a large percentage of my dyslexic students over the years have also had issues with one of these. For a parent, this can make a child’s situation seem particualarly difficult; they not only have

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Many students in dyslexia tutoring and dyslexia treatment programs have ADD and ADHD. In my personal experience as a dyslexia tutor, a large percentage of my dyslexic students over the years have also had issues with one of these. For a parent, this can make a child’s situation seem particualarly difficult; they not only have

Can a Dyslexia Tutor Help?

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As a dyslexia tutor, I have heard many parents relate their struggles in trying to find help for their dyslexic child. Often, they are tired and frustrated, having exhausted nearly every avenue. In some cases, they have tried every alternative except dyslexia tutoring, and they wonder how a dyslexia tutor is going to be able

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As a dyslexia tutor, I have heard many parents relate their struggles in trying to find help for their dyslexic child. Often, they are tired and frustrated, having exhausted nearly every avenue. In some cases, they have tried every alternative except dyslexia tutoring, and they wonder how a dyslexia tutor is going to be able

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