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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

Dyslexia and Speech Issues

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Dyslexia and speech issues can be closely tied together. In my years as a dyslexia tutor, I have noticed that students who have difficulty reproducing certain sounds when they are spelling or reading may also have difficulty pronouncing these sounds. Dyslexia tutors often spend time helping students get used to forming these sounds, and sometimes,

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Dyslexia and speech issues can be closely tied together. In my years as a dyslexia tutor, I have noticed that students who have difficulty reproducing certain sounds when they are spelling or reading may also have difficulty pronouncing these sounds. Dyslexia tutors often spend time helping students get used to forming these sounds, and sometimes,

Dyslexia Tutoring and Priorities

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For dyslexia tutoring to be successful, it must be made a priority. Every dyslexia tutor has had students who do not make their sessions consistently, cancel frequently, and seem to have every activity as a higher priority than dyslexia tutoring.  Certainly, dyslexia tutors realize that students have many opportunities these days for activities, and that

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For dyslexia tutoring to be successful, it must be made a priority. Every dyslexia tutor has had students who do not make their sessions consistently, cancel frequently, and seem to have every activity as a higher priority than dyslexia tutoring.  Certainly, dyslexia tutors realize that students have many opportunities these days for activities, and that

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