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Subject: Re: Tutoring a dyslexic/dysgraphic MCAT student Author: Joanne Longley M.Ed. (Happy to help) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 02:32:23 05/22/07 Tue In reply to: Paige 's message, "Tutoring a dyslexic/dysgraphic MCAT student" on 16:30:55 04/18/07 Wed Dear Paige, I tutor dsylexic adults and I also have dyslexia myself. My advice would be for you to study the many forms dyslexia can take: to devise a teaching plan or to create a curriclum that will be helpful to your dsylexic adult. Having said this I have found consistant review of the matierals helpful and if the LD person is willing to do it can only help them sucseed. JL [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]