2022 – PlainTalk-NOLA conference-February
Learned more great techniques at the PlainTalk Conference in NOLA
Learned more great techniques at the PlainTalk Conference in NOLA
2019 – The International Dyslexia Association Conference in Portland, Ore. was fantastic!
2017 – We had a wonderful time at the International Dyslexia Conference in Atlanta.
We were able to see our mentor, Susan Barton, and attend workshops that were very inspiring. We have so much new material to bring back to work with our students. We look forward to Atlanta next year November 8-11th and encourage everyone to attend.
If you suspect your child is having difficulty reading, call us to schedule a screening. If you are unsure, check these warning signs and call. Early intervention is important. We use the best research-based programs to help all students with reading and writing, even without any diagnosis of a learning challenge. In addition, we work…
We offer many services to all our students: Our Plan: Our tutoring program is a one-on-one customized instructional plan based on the needs of each student taught in a nurturing environment. This may include any of the following programs: We offer tutoring: Frequency: A minimum of two, fifty minute sessions a week is recommended to…
Reprinted with prior written permission from Susan Barton, Founder, Bright Solutions for Dyslexia. A dyslexic child needs accommodations in school and at home. In addition, there are many steps a parent can take to support their child in getting the help they need. Classroom Accommodations Homework Accommodations What can parents do? It is important to…
A parent is often the first person to recognize a child’s reading problem. Knowing what to look for can help you know when to investigate further. Don’t get caught waiting for your child to fail in school before you investigate your suspicions –The Dyslexia Paradox Below is a list of key warning signs for the…