3 Ways to Support Struggling ReadersWhen it comes to supporting struggling readers, it can be hard to know where to start. After all, every child learns in unique ways and not all strategies work for all children. Today I’m going to share with you three ways to support struggling readers in your classroom. Plus, I have a few freebies for you along the way!1. The First Strategy to Support Struggling Readers is to Assess, Set
What You Need to Know About Dyslexia and Orton-Gillingham InstructionWhat is Orton-Gillingham and how can it help my child with dyslexia? It is heartbreaking to watch a child struggling to read, and It can be overwhelming to know how to help. As a reading tutor, I often get questions on what’s the best way to help students with dyslexia. To help answer those questions, I made this quick overview of the most common reading disability and the
4 Amazing Dyslexia Strengths You Need to KnowWhat are dyslexia strengths? I have tutored many students over the past 20 years and have loved working with each of “my kids.” When I think of all the unique and remarkable strengths I have seen, the students with dyslexia come in first place. Dyslexia might not be a “gift,” but the unique abilities it produces undoubtedly are.These students bring such joy to my tutoring sessions. You might
Dyslexia Resources for Parents and TeachersDo you know someone who has been diagnosed with dyslexia? You’re not alone. Dyslexia is one of the most common learning disabilities, affecting millions of people in the U.S. It can be tough to know where to start when it comes to finding resources and help, but don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. Check out these 25 great dyslexia resources for parents and teachers!There’s no question that dyslexia can
How to Turn Any Lesson into an Exciting Learning GamePlaying games in the classroom can have a dramatic effect on learning. Have you ever been trying to teach a difficult concept and your students are zoning out? We’ve all been there. How can you engage them fast when you have nothing else in your lesson plan? That’s easy, turn it into a game. Learning games that are fun are motivating, engaging, and they can make
