Multisensory Reading Clinic
100% Success Online & Onsite Orton-Gillingham Dyslexia Treatment
Expertise in Literacy Instruction with High-Powered Reading & Spelling Skills
Greater Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Learn.Read.Succeed
The Greater Montreal area's only direct, expilcit, multisensory, structured, systematic, cumulative, diagnostic, prescriptive, intensive, and cognitive, but flexible phonics and research-based instruction literacy clinic with 100% SUCCESS literacy intervention, remediation, and prevention
MRS Orton-Gillingham
Literacy Training for classroom educators
May 29, 9:00-3:00 PM
St. Vincent Elementary, Laval
Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board Educators - Exclusive
Dyslexia Specialist/Therapist, Orton-Gillingham Practitioner/Tutor, Learning Disabilities Specialist/Strategist
Structured Literacy Intervention, Remediation & Prevention for Nonreaders & Struggling Readers
THE MANY WHYS OF DYSLEXIC PARENTS
Help, Information, Tips, and Resources
for parents who have children with dyslexia
Why our son is reading the words wrong. When he saw the picture of the house with the word 'home' at the bottom he is reading it as 'house' instead of home, or vice versa. When he saw the picture of the dog with the word 'dog' he is reading it as 'puppy' or vice versa
Your son can't read. He is looking at the picture and is guessing what is on the picture. We cannot learn how to read by just looking at the picture, instead, we need to learn the sounds of the language and connect the sounds to be able to read minimal words, then we need to learn the pattern of the language to be able to read longer words
Why our son with superior intellectual ability, ( based on his psychological evaluation) is reading the word 'saw' as 'was,' and 'was' as 'saw' and 'from' as 'form and 'form' as 'from'
Your son's reading problem is very common for individuals with a specific language disability. It is due to the ''neurological dysfunction," but with appropriate, structured, and multisensory instruction, along with strategies and techniques of the language as well as a correct constant practice, he will be able to succeed in learning to read and spell correctly and independently.
Your decision today is your CHILD'S tomorrow!
