Learn.Read.Succeed
Multisensory Reading Clinic
100% Success Orton-Gillingham Dyslexia Treatment
Dyslexia Specialist/Therapist, Orton-Gillingham Practitioner/Tutor
Structured Literacy Intervention & Remediation for Nonreaders & Struggling Readers
The Greater Montreal area's only intensive, systematic, explicit, multisensory, cognitive, and cumulative, but flexible phonics and research-based instruction literacy clinic with 100% SUCCESS literacy intervention, remediation and prevention
Greater Montreal, Quebec, Canada
100% SUCCESS
Multisensory
Reading & Spelling Program
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We will give your child our 100% SUCCESS antidote for reading and spelling difficulties
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Early SIGNS THAT YOUR CHILD at school NEEDS HELP IN Learning to READ
Although your six-year-old child would not tell you that he has difficulty learning to read, he knows he has a problem learning to read. He is questioning why his classmates can figure out how to read those words and why he cannot do it. He is asking himself how did they do that? Am I really dumb? Reading is a mystery for your child. He is very embarrassed that he cannot read. As a parent how do you know that your child needs help in learning to read, spell and comprehend?
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Your child is reluctant to go to school and demonstrates no excitement about going to school. His head down, his body slumped over and looking at the floor as he walked down towards you.
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He is increasingly uncomfortable at school or even fearful of school.
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His behavior especially during school days has changed unexpectedly and dramatically. He is losing self-confidence as the year progressed. He is anxious and rarely smiles.
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Problem learning to read is hereditary, you and your partner either have difficulties learning to read or have blood relatives with a history of learning disabilities.
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You have other children with difficulties in learning to read, write, spell and comprehend, as well as problems associated with language skills.
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Complications during pregnancy and birth, accidents after birth, and your environment and surroundings are other factors that your child is vulnerable to the reading problem.
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Your child has had other signs of language difficulties since he was little.