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This board is for teachers of dyslexic children and adults to advertise their locations and services.
It is also used by publishers of books or other materials which may be helpful for a dyslexic child or adult.

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Please use the form at the very bottom of the page.


Subject: Dyslexia and related learning differences Support Group


Author:
Nikki
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Date Posted: 13:44:53 08/25/07 Sat
We have formed a support group for the parents of children with Dyslexia and related learning differences in Hernando County Florida.
Meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month from 7pm - 8pm.

More information on our web site at http://www.hernandodyslexia.com
Subject: Dyslexia Tutor -- Orange County, CA


Author:
Steve Lozano
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Date Posted: 10:29:36 08/25/07 Sat
Orton-Gillingham certified private tutor in the Orange County, CA area.

http://www.lozanotutoring.com
Subject: Dyslexia Teacher Florida


Author:
Ruth Viens
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Date Posted: 13:33:29 08/18/07 Sat
www.read2succeed.org
Dyslexia teacher in Jupiter Florida. Serving Palm Beach County area. Improving literacy one child at a time.
Subject: Dyslexia Research Participants Needed!!!


Author:
Benjamin Malmberg (University of Texas HSC - Houston)
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Date Posted: 07:43:22 08/15/07 Wed
Dyslexic Volunteers Needed For Dyslexia
Research Study

The project, Developmental Phonological Dyslexia: Neural
Mechanisms, headed by Dr. Richard E. Frye, M.D., Ph.D., F.A.A.P., of
the University of Texas, is looking for volunteers willing to participate in a
research study investigating brain activation patterns in the dyslexic brain
with non-invasive magnetic source imaging techniques. The aim of this
research study is to obtain a better understanding of the various ways
dyslexic brains process different types of words.
Participants, both with and without dyslexia, should be right-handed,
between the ages of 18-40 with no known history of psychiatric disorders.
After a brief screening questionnaire, selected participants will undergo an
evaluation of their IQ, language and attention skills. Brain imaging with
magnetoencephalography (MEG) and a magnetic resonance imaging
(MRI) scan will also be done. All testing will occur at the University of
Texas Health Science Center in Houston. Completion of all of the testing
will probably require return visits. There are no known risks associated
with this study, but individuals with claustrophobia could be uncomfortable
in the MRI scanner.
Participants will be compensated for their time and their parking expenses.
If you are interested in participating in this study, please contact,

Dyslexia Study Coordinator
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
7000 Fannin – UCT 2400
Houston, TX 77030
Office: 713-500-3236
IRB NUMBER: HSC-MS-06-0406
IRB APPROVAL DATE: 4/24/2007
Subject: Dyslexia research at MIT


Author:
Irina Ostrovskaya
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Date Posted: 09:38:01 08/02/07 Thu

Do you struggle with reading difficulties? Have you thought you been diagnosed with dyslexia, or thought you might have it? If so, join us!

The Gabrieli lab at MIT is currently conducting new research on reading and the brain. We are looking for adults (ages 18-35) with a history of READING DIFFICULTIES. Individuals with DYSLEXIA especially! Complete behavioral tests and get pictures of your brain!

Participants will be compensated $20/hr.

If interested, please contact Irina at gablabstudy@gmail.com
Subject: Dyslexia Tutor


Author:
Toni Padden
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Date Posted: 01:23:33 08/01/07 Wed
Dyslexia Tutor available for sessions in Bangkok. If you require Literacy and Dyslexic support please contact:

Toni on;

tkpadden@hotmail.com
Subject: Orton-Gillingham Training Supplies


Author:
Dr. Walter Dunson
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Date Posted: 15:33:43 07/21/07 Sat
We offer a wide variety of card decks (Latinate, Greek, Syllable Division, Long/Short Vowels, etc.) and training manuals.

http://www.drdunson.com/store.html
Subject: Academic Language Therapist, Washington, DC


Author:
Dr. Walter Dunson
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Date Posted: 15:28:36 07/21/07 Sat

"The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes."

-Marcel Proust



http://www.drdunson.com


Dr. Dunson is an Academic Language Therapist that has logged more than 25,000 hours working with dyslexic students and other students with language acquisition difficulties and language-based learning disorders in small group and one-on-one tutorials. He is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Houston Branch of the International Dyslexia Association and has extensive experience in the areas of articulation, phonology, morphology, language acquisition, and language-based learning differences.

Further, Dr. Dunson is the author of the following books:

* The English Code: A Forensic Approach to Mastering the Language
* Manual of English Phonology: Understanding the Written Code of the English Language
* English Development Series: A Skeleton Key to the Linear Development of English Proficiency
* Grammar Resource Directory: A Handy Reference Guide for Teachers and Students of the English Code
* Final Stable Syllables: Mastering the Suffixes of the English Language
* Word Construction: Building Blocks for the Latinate, Greek, and Anglo-Saxon Components of the English Language



http://www.drdunson.com
Subject: New -- EFA Focus for Kids


Author:
T. M. Lee, M. D.
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Date Posted: 03:06:44 07/20/07 Fri


www.EFA-Focus.com

AVAILABLE ONLINE

EFA Focus for Kids is composed of essential fatty acids (High-EPA balanced blend of omega oils).

It is based on scientically controlled classroom research conducted in elementary schools which demonstrated dramatic improvement in reading and spelling achievement in the group of children receiving the specially formulated essential fatty acids compared with those receiving placebo treatment.

The unique benefits result from optimization of the ratios of the essential fatty acids by molecular and fractional distillation techniques.

Each daily dose is provided in a child and parent-friendly aluminum lined packet containing smooth creamy tropical fruit-flavored liquid.
This packaging protects the fragile omega oils from oxidation and prevents spills.

EFA-Focus.com website provides links to published peer-reviewed research studies, and glossary explaining terms related to benefits of high EPA blends of essential fatty acids in learning disorders
Subject: TEAM READING: (Together Everyone Achieves More)


Author:
Teri Petrocco
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Date Posted: 19:18:36 07/13/07 Fri
As a parent of a dyslexic child who is now in her senior year at an university, I understand how impotent parents can feel as they watch their child struggle while his/her peers master the act of reading. I have spent 32 years mastering the art of teaching reading. I have obtained a MA in Learning Disabilities, earned my National Board Certification, earned Reading Recovery certification, an Elementary Education credential, a Learning Handicapped credential, and a Administrative credential. I have taught children to read in Cypress School District for 27 years and spent 5 years in adminstration in Paramount Unified School District. I have taught teachers how to teach beginning readers through Chapman University. Now I am turning back to my first love: teaching dyslexic children to read and teaching their parents how to support them. I live in Orange, California. I am willing to perform a complimentary assessment and provide parents with a written report. Through my service, TEAM READING. I will tutor your child/children in my home or yours. In my home I charge $35. an hour for one child, $25. an hour for two children, or $20. an hour for three children. If I drive to your home to tutor your child, ten dollars an hour will be added to compensate for gas and driving time. Please call me at 714-633-2866. Your child will master reading if we work together.
Subject: Certified Teacher in Massachusetts to Tutor


Author:
Deb in Massachusetts (Excited)
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Date Posted: 08:26:43 07/12/07 Thu
ABOUT ME:
I am a certified teacher in Moderate Special Needs Pre-K-9 and Elementary Education Grades 1-6 with 10 YEARS of experience.
TRAINING/ EXPERIENCE:
*Wilson Reading Systems
*Project Read-Phonology
*Writing-Collins Writing and Framing your Thoughts
*Discrete Reading Strategies for Reading Comprehension
Subject: Looking for dyslexic artists


Author:
Clayton Colgin
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Date Posted: 19:31:39 07/11/07 Wed
I am a dyslexic artist doing a Master's degree at the University of Sydney in Australia. I am interested in how having dyslexia affects your visual perception, your artistic practice and ultimately your art. It is hard to find contemporary artists who state that they are dyslexic. If you are a dyslexic artist or you know a dyslexic artist who would be willing to talk about their dyslexia and how it affects their art, please contact me. Thanks.
Subject: School for students with learning disabilities


Author:
Nancy Rhodes
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Date Posted: 19:06:24 07/11/07 Wed
Norbel is an independent elementary through high school for students with learning differences such as Dyslexia. Norbel School serves children with average to gifted intelligence who also have language and/or learning differences, such as Dyslexia, language delays, and AD(H)D.

In this nurturing environment, children learn through a flexible, individualized academic program that is complemented with training in essential interpersonal skills.

For more information please visit www.norbelschool.org.
Subject: Dyslexia Testing and Parent Institute Training


Author:
Lee Bennett, Ed.S.
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Date Posted: 14:08:00 06/23/07 Sat
I provide comprehensive diagnostic dyslexia testing, parent institute seminars, educational workshops, and I am trained in the Barton Reading and Spelling System (which is an Orton-Gillingham based method). If you live in Northwest Georgia, Eastern Alabama, or Eastern Tennesse please call me at 706-676-0097 for more information.
Subject: Dyslexia /reading Specialist/NC


Author:
Leslie Rosenberg
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Date Posted: 12:58:21 06/23/07 Sat
Student Learning Recovery Tutoring in Apex NC. Qualified reading Specialist and Visual Perceptual Therapist providing one on one tutoring. We combine specialized multi-sensory academic programs and combine it with visual perceptual and cognitive brain skills exercises. We utilize several programs for reading, phonics, spelling, handwriting, and written expression designed for Students with Dyslexia and other learning struggles. We specialize in students who have IEP'S and are at risk for retention. Visit us at studentlearningrecovery.com for more information or call 919-303-3090
Subject: Dislecksia: The Movie, Captured Time Productions, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA


Author:
CapturedTimePro
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Date Posted: 13:14:43 06/15/07 Fri
We are currently in the post-production phase of our documentary feature, Dislecksia: The Movie.


SYNOPSIS:

I'm Harvey Hubbell and I'm dyslexic.

In Dislecksia: The Movie, I set out to find out what's happening in the lives- and the brains- of my fellow dyslexics. The funny ones . . . the successful ones . . . the ones whose lives have been unnecessarily ruined. Along the way, experts tell us what science is discovering about dyslexia and teachers tell us how dyslexics can learn.

If you would like to learn more about our film, here is our contact information:

Captured Time Productions, LLC
55 Hutchinson Parkway
Litchfield, CT 06759
Phone/fax: 860-567-0675
www.capturedtimeproductions.com
Subject: Thank God Im Dyslexic


Author:
John O'Shea
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Date Posted: 17:11:49 06/13/07 Wed
Thank God I’m Dyslexic, www.thankgodimdyslexic.com.au
is a new website with a difference. It looks at Dyslexia from a fresh perspective – what it is like to live with this disorder, and how you can learn to work with it and actually use it to your advantage in your day to day activities.
Subject: Reading Research, Baltimore, MD


Author:
J. Abel
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Date Posted: 07:53:18 06/13/07 Wed
Attention Families of Children Ages 8 - 16 years of age

We are currently looking for children with and without reading difficulties to participate in various ongoing reading research studies.

For more information on the various research studies: http://kkir01study.alkablog.com/
Subject: Dyslexia Learning Lab of San Antonio, Texas


Author:
Patricia Duncan
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Date Posted: 01:00:06 06/08/07 Fri
For eight years I successfully taught the Scottish Rite Dyslexia Training Program to public school children in San Antonio and have extensive training in dyslexia therapy through the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas. The same instruction that has helped my former students to become independent readers is now available through private and small group tutoring in the Dyslexia Learning Lab of San Antonio. If your child is having difficulty learning to read, he or she may need this proven intervention program that includes all of TEA's descriptors of instructional strategies for dyslexia.
Subject: dyslexia resource, Des Moines, Iowa


Author:
Dawn Philbin
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Date Posted: 19:28:24 06/01/07 Fri
I have just recently opened a speech language pathology private practice in West Des Moines, Iowa specializing in Dyslexia. I am Wilson Language Certified and I also do Dyslexia testing. Please see my website at: www.speech-language-dyslexia.com. My business number is (515) 987-6532. I have 20 years experience as an SLP, and the last ten years I have specialized in Dylsexia.
Dawn Werts Philbin, MA/CCC/Speech Language Pathologist
Subject: TUTOR REQUIRED FOR DUBAI. U.A.E


Author:
Naheed Ali
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Date Posted: 07:22:12 05/31/07 Thu
I have a 7+ year old daughter who needs a tutor to help her.She has dyslexia and dyscalculia and no school in Dubai are able to offer any help as they have no support system for dyslexic children. pls contact me .. ugrent!
Subject: Audio Stories For Kids


Author:
sue powell-reed
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Date Posted: 06:27:06 05/25/07 Fri
Hi,
Audio Stories For Kids receives new stories from authors around the world and brings them alive, by using quirky voices, music and sound effects. Having a severely dyslexic son encouraged me to set up this company to provide exciting new material that would stimulate him into if not reading, then at least listening to books! They are great for stimulating imagination, extending vocabulary and improving listening skills, and I'm happy to say my son now has a great career in the Carribean!
Please visit www.audiostoriesforkids.com
Subject: Orton-Gillingham Reading Tutor Located in Bloomington, MN


Author:
Joan Robertson
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Date Posted: 08:54:01 05/14/07 Mon
"Creativity involves breaking out of established patterns to
look at things in a different way"

-Edward De Bono

I am a licensed educator with over 8 years experience
working with students who have special needs, and an active
member of the International Dyslexia Association. I have
taught and tutored students at Groves Academy in St. Louis
Park, Minnesota. After leaving Groves Academy I have worked
as an Orton-Gillingham academic therapist for the two
following clinics: the Integrative Medicine Clinic at
Children's Hospital in Minneapolis, MN and the Alexander
Center at Park Nicollet in Eden Prairie, MN.

I received my teaching degree from Bemidji State and have
completed advanced Orton-Gillingham reading training through
Hamline University and the Upper Midwest Branch of the
International Dyslexia Association. I have training and
experience implementing the following educational curriculum:

Orton-Gillingham Reading Approach
Wilson Reading Approach
Remediation Plus Reading Approach
Read Naturally
Handwriting Without Tears
Writing Structure
Basic Math Skills

If you would like to talk further about my programs please
email me or check out my website:(tutoringadvantage.net).
I look forward to hearing from you.
Best wishes,
Joan
http://www.tutoringadvantage.net/
Subject: Teach Your Child the Times Tables in Ten Easy Steps!


Author:
Nicola Spencer
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Date Posted: 04:44:06 05/09/07 Wed
A brand new programme for Parents of children who really struggle to remember the 144 multiplication facts.

In just 10 minutes per day your child will learn all of the facts in a FUN and EFFESTIVE way!

100% success rate and full money back guarantee.
www.teachyourchild.co.uk
Subject: apply for 'VOICEYE' demo NOW!!


Author:
River Park (VOICEYE solution for innovative reading solution)
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Date Posted: 23:40:36 05/08/07 Tue
VOICEYE PC MATE is innovative reading device for learning disabilities. Now apply for 'VOICEYE' demo to know more about it.visit to www.voiceye.com or write to cmo@adinc.co.kr

VOICEYE was introduced in the year 2005 and since then, persons with visual disabilities and those who support and care about them have given us many positive and negative feedbacks. They have taught us the various potential of VOICEYE and advised us on improvements by giving us their ideas and suggestions.
In South Korea, we have successfully launched the VOICEYE solution in schools for learning disabilities, universities with special education, publishing companies, state run corporations, local newspapers and others. We are confident to say with our experience that it is an effective tool for information access in the U.S. as well. Our continuous effort to have the VOICEYE symbol incorporated on all printed matter takes time and we feel that with every person/organization we come in to contact, we are taking one step closer to realize this goal.
We wish is to contact anyfacilities and schools interested in VOICEYE to set up a program to test the software/hardware solution before its official launch in the U.S.
Our U.S. staff is ready at hand to provide a VOICEYE demonstration. Please contact us for further information regarding the Voiceye field study or demonstration. Thank you for your time and interest.
Subject: PreK-12 O-G Based Reading, Writing & Spelling Programs


Author:
Winsor Learning
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Date Posted: 11:24:32 04/23/07 Mon
Winsor Learning provides reading intervention solutions for PreK-12 grade and all intervention levels. Winsor is the publisher of the Sonday System product line: Let’s Play Learn (Early Childhood), Sonday System 1 (Beginning and Intervention) and Sonday System 2 (Intermediate and Intervention).

The Sonday System is a multisensory language instruction program that is based on the esteemed Orton-Gillingham Approach to teaching reading, writing and spelling. The instructional materials help instructors (teachers and/or parents) apply the 5 dimensions of reading in every lesson, every day. The systems are used by parents, teachers and tutoring centers across the country. Professional Development is available for schools and school districts.

The Sonday System is the key that unlocks the door to literacy. The three Sonday System programs begin at the pre-school level and progress to adult intervention. To find out more about the Sonday System, to view testimonials, data and sample lesson plans go to: www.winsorlearning.com . Questions can be emailed to: sonday@winsorlearning.com or call 800.321.7585.
Subject: New Learning Center in Los Angeles


Author:
Pride
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Date Posted: 21:02:45 04/21/07 Sat
Hi, we just opened a new center in Palos Verdes, California. We use an Orton-Gillingham Multisensory program for dyslexics and students with ADD.
Please check out our website at pridelearningcenter.com
Subject: Turn personal text into podcasts


Author:
Bruce Tsuji (Make podcasts for yourself)
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Date Posted: 07:54:03 04/18/07 Wed
www.spokentext.net is a free service that lets you take any text from courses or lectures (MS Word, Powerpoint, Adobe PDF, email, websites) and turn it into a podcast that you can play on your iPod or MP3 player or computer. Register at www.spokentext.net and use it for free!

This is a research project initiated at Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Subject: Nur Al-Bara'h Rehabilitation School


Author:
Jamileh E. Soboh
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Date Posted: 14:40:11 04/16/07 Mon
nur al-bara'h school was established in 2002 in Bethlehem city in the west bank. the targeted groop is children with language based learning disability,and children with hearing difficulties.The school cosist of many units,one of them is the speech and language clinic. The clinic is opend for all patients who need the speech and language therapy services.
contact information:
tell: 0097022764964
fax: 0097022750412
web> www.nuralbarah.org
Subject: A picture book about a dyslexic boy from UK


Author:
Chieko Tateno (happy)
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Date Posted: 01:11:42 04/10/07 Tue
'My Little Brother' is a self-published picture book about a dyslexic boy illustrated by his sister.
Available from the bookshop at Helen Arkell Dyslexia Centre in England, UK in May,2007.

First printed in Japanese two years ago. Very popular in both dyslexic and non-dyslexic communities of all ages.
Subject: Effective Reading Program & Free Information


Author:
Miscese Gagen
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Date Posted: 07:33:18 04/02/07 Mon
www.righttrackreading.com - Offering Back on the Right Track Reading Lessons:An Effective Step-by-Step Reading Remediation Program for Older Students and Adults. Also a Free Reading Information page with articles, activities, tools and other useful resources for helping children learn to read.
Subject: Psychological Testing for LD, MI. USA


Author:
Michael Ryan Phd
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Date Posted: 18:02:18 04/01/07 Sun
30 years of experience Diagnosing Dyslexia. Visit DyslexiaDx.com to learn about different kinds of Learning Disabilities and my services.
Subject: Dyslexia Remediation- Wilson Method, Orlando FL


Author:
Milaura B. Spelman
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Date Posted: 07:50:42 03/30/07 Fri
I provide individualized reading and spelling remediation using Wilson Reading, which is based on Orton-Gillingham methods. I also provide speech/language therapy, in the areas of articulation, language and auditory processing, and social skill development. I am a licensed speech/language pathologist, certified reading teacher, and certified Wilson reading instructor. I provide services in the Orlando, Florida area, within the areas of Seminole and Orange counties.
Website:(coming soon) spelmanreadingtherapy.com
Email: spelmanspeech@earthlink.net
Telephone: 407-792-9552
Subject: Research Participants with Dyslexia Needed - Compensation Provided


Author:
Univ. So. Cal.
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Date Posted: 15:15:02 03/23/07 Fri
This is an opportunity to participate in a functional MRI study at the University of Southern California

Requirements to participate:
1. You are betweeen the ages of 18-30.
2. You who are currently experiencing reading difficulty or have a history of dyslexia.
3. You need to be fluent in English but not necessarily bilingual.
4. Free of non-removable metal (including braces).
5. No history of brain injury.
6. IQ in the average to the above average range.

The study takes about 2 hours, including breaks. You will be compensated for your participation. There will be some short tests of reading and cognitive skill, along with a 45 minute MRI scan. The tests are conducted at The Dornsife brain imaging enter at the University Park Campus.

MRI is a safe, non-invasive imaging technique. This fMRI study is investigating brain processes during specific reading and perception tasks.

ALL INFORMATION REMAINS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL

For more information please contact reading.study@gmail.com
Subject: Help


Author:
Lisa
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Date Posted: 07:17:41 03/20/07 Tue
Hi can anyone tell me if there is any help in Pensacola Florida for Adults that can't read?
any support grounds to?
Thank you
Subject: Reading Tutor, South Jersey


Author:
Kathleen Toth
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Date Posted: 12:14:44 03/19/07 Mon
www.makingthegradetutoring.com

Reading tutor for all ages available in South Jersey:

*Credetialed teacher
*Training in the Wilson Reading Program.
*Flexible hours and reasonable rates.


Call: 609-432-9097
Subject: Teaching a Dyslexic Child or Teenager


Author:
John Bradford
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Date Posted: 12:14:10 03/11/07 Sun
Teachers and parents will find a range of helpful techniques on our website:


Dyslexia Teacher - information and resources for teaching a dyslexic child or teenager

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Subject: Simplified Reading Instruction for Dyslexics


Author:
Mary pecci (Helpful)
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Date Posted: 22:03:42 03/07/07 Wed
During many years of teaching reading, I have found that dyslexic children get caught in the same reading traps time and time again. For Pre-Primers that avoid all these reading traps, check into http://www.OnlineReadingTeacher.com/readers.html. This will explain what the traps are and how to avoid them. These beginning readers are also very useful for older dyslexics because it provides them with a new "simplified" foundation from which they can build on.
Subject: job training schools


Author:
pam morgan
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Date Posted: 10:56:58 03/07/07 Wed
I need information about vocational training centers for my newphew who is graduating from high school in May. What training centers are avaible for someone with dyslexia who is interested in a career in computers?
Subject: Reading/ Learning Skills/Dyslexia Tutor/NC


Author:
Leslie Rosenberg (joy)
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Date Posted: 14:23:31 02/04/07 Sun
Reading/Dyslexia Specialist. Reading, Writing, Spelling, Phonics, and Multisensory academic tutoring programs. Designed for each student's learning style and combined with Visual Perceptual Therapy and Cognitive Brain skills training. Experienced in Moderate to Severe Reading and Writing Disorders Student Learning Recovery Tutoring Center NC. Visit Us at studentlearningrecovery.com
Subject: Dyslexic Freelance Web Designer


Author:
Rich McCoy
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Date Posted: 11:59:31 02/03/07 Sat
I am a Dyslexic Proffesional Freelance Web Designer with skills in accessability, design and build and I offer significant discounts for charitable organisations, and services relating to this subject close to my heart. My portfolio is at www.mccoy.co.uk and I will be happy to help in any way I can even if its just for a chat and some assistance.
Subject: On-line Dyslexia Visual Training program to solve the problem


Author:
N2Reading, Inc. (Like training wheels for the brain)
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Date Posted: 18:59:45 02/01/07 Thu
We have a 5 year record of successfully treating Intermittent Central Suppression (ICS) that is a precursor to Visual Dyslexia. Our website,www.n2reading.com, contains considerable technical information relating to ICS as well as many testimonials attesting to the effectiveness of our visual training program to aleviate severe reading problems, particularly in young children.
The program is delivered on-line and typically must be used one hour daily for 4-6 weeks under parental supervision.
Ted Haselton, President
N2Reading, Inc.
Cookeville, TN 38501
tedhaselton@gmail.com
Subject: Orton-Gillingham Tutor/Lake County, Ohio USA


Author:
Karen Austen
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Date Posted: 07:36:19 01/25/07 Thu
Children who are struggling with reading can be helped with this multi-sensory system. It works for children of all ages and adults as well.

I am available to provide that help at $35 per hour, two hours a week.

You may call me at 440.428.1674
Subject: Dyslexia Tutor


Author:
Karina Richland
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Date Posted: 13:13:44 12/30/06 Sat
Hi, I am a credentialed teacher and have a M.A. in Linguistics. I tutor dyslexic students in Palos Verdes, California. Please contact me if you are in need of a tutor in this area.
kirichland@cox.net
Subject: A Workbook for Dyslexics


Author:
Cheryl Orlassino
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Date Posted: 14:31:59 12/19/06 Tue
www.yourkidcanread.com

A Workbook for Dyslexics is specifically designed for the dyslexic. It contains 44 lessons with exercises and word lists, designed to gradually teach the student to decode words using phonics, rules and memory cues. The lessons go far beyond what is taught in most schools, and is precisely what a dyslexic needs to become a proficient reader. The lessons gradually build up to the next topic, offering repetition for reinforcement. Constant repetition is key for a dyslexic.

Includes 44 lessons with exercises and an answer key. The lessons address:
phonics / sounds / rules of spelling / word decoding tips
letter reversals / homophones / common mistakes

Also included are 5 lists of the 500 most commonly used words in the English language, in order of frequency.

Spend as little as 20 minutes a day with your child to raise his or her reading level.
$28.25 US
Subject: Dyslexia Reading Software


Author:
NaturalSoft Ltd. (Great News for Dyslexic)
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Date Posted: 14:52:57 12/14/06 Thu
ConfidentReader is the assistive reading software designed to help people with dyslexia improve their reading and spelling skills.

Hear It, See It, Read It: ConfidentReader turns written text into natural sounding human speech. You'll find your comprehension and reading improves as your hear the material, simultaneously see the words highlight on your screen, and read along. This plays to your strengths to help you boost your performance. ConfidentReader can read electronic textbooks, PDF files, Microsoft WORD documents, and web pages.

Type It, Hear It, Check It: Spelling is often a challenge for people with dyslexia. ConfidentReader can read text as you type, by word or by sentence. This delivers critical real-time feedback to help you improve your coordination of sounds and letter combinations.

Breakthrough and Achieve: ConfidentReader is an affordable software application that helps people with reading and spelling difficulties improve their self-esteem, increase their self-confidence, and be more productive at school or work. ConfidentReader helps people with dyslexia achieve their full potential.

http://www.confidentreader.com
Subject: www.brainstore.co.uk Learning Resources website (UK)


Author:
Rosemary Kelly
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Date Posted: 04:43:57 12/14/06 Thu
www.brainstore.co.uk
Website offering resources to help learners aged 8-16 with reading, writing, spelling, maths, revision and study skills.
Website set up and run by a qualified, practising Dyslexia/special needs teacher.
E-mail for product advice and help.
Currently shipping to UK only but e-mail for specific requests.
Subject: Downloadable Audio Books


Author:
Gunnar Berglund (Feel at ease)
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Date Posted: 04:04:24 12/14/06 Thu
I run http://www.audioooks-for-children.com
there I sell audiobooks that are NOT about
Dyslexia.
The books are for children With Dyslexia

Welcome and browse theinventory

regards
Gunnar Berglund
http://www.audioooks-for-children.com
Subject: Students with Dyslexia and Dysgraphia


Author:
CathyPer
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Date Posted: 17:52:06 12/07/06 Thu
I recently came across a company that uses one tone multi-sensory approaches in working with students with Dyslexia and Dysgraphia. It has helped my son immensely. They have been trained and founded back in 1986 using the Orton Gillingham methods to work with students. These methods give my son the strategies to help in all his studies. I am so pleased and wanted to pass it on. They are located in Tustin, California. The name is The Extra Edge on Newport Avenue. There phone is 714-838-2343. Hope this helps another family like it is helping mine!
Subject: Innovative Reading Approach in Appleton, WI


Author:
Anne Schauman
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Date Posted: 18:20:14 12/06/06 Wed
Instruction using innovative reading method for all ages Based on the Orton Gillingham approach
Uses phonological awareness and brain processing research
Excellent results
email for free brochure
Subject: Dyslexia Testing and Tutor


Author:
Basha Ontiveros (Speech-Language Pathologist, Dyslexia Specialist)
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Date Posted: 15:23:09 12/06/06 Wed
Speech & Learning Connections specializes in working with children with language-related learning difficulties such as dyslexia and specific language impairment. We are located in the Bloomington-Normal, Illinois area. We provide both testing and tutoring. We can be contacted at (309) 663-4172.
Subject: Online tutoring for Maths


Author:
Uma (Online tutoring for Maths)
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Date Posted: 22:13:28 12/03/06 Sun
Hi


We provide professional online tutoring services and Home work help with professionally qualified and trained tutors for all subjects and grades.

Just send us your yahoo id. We will put you through one of our tutors directly to start the classes. The time and date of tutoring can be fixed as per your convenience.

You can avail our tutoring services “Free of Cost” for the first one session.
Thereafter, you will be charged a nominal amount of $10 per session, $50 per week and $98 per month.

Please feel free to get in touch with us at uma@knowledgeonlineservices.com

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Warm Regards,
Uma
Tutoring coordinator
Knowledge Online Services
www.knowledgeonlineservices.com
Toll Free- 001-866-9785044
00121-34021724 (USA)
00612-83076226 (Australia)
Efax-91-2266459731
Subject: Learning Disabilities Tutor


Author:
Martha Carey Silk (Image the printed word and spoken word.)
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Date Posted: 20:20:50 12/03/06 Sun
I am a tutor for adults and children who suffer from all forms of Learning Disabilities. I am located in Silver Spring, Maryland. I have a web site: MarthaSilk.com . You will find articles that I have written for the Learning Disabilities Association of Montgomery County, Inc. Newsletters that you may find informative and helpful.
Subject: Teacher training system for synthetic phonics/Dyslexia


Author:
Remediation Plus (Jo-Anne Gross)
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Date Posted: 16:45:37 12/03/06 Sun
This System standardizes the tteaching in both special ed where 85% of kids have a language processing difficulty and K and grade 1 to prevent problems from occurring.
Send a teacher to get certified and have the comfort of a Train the Trainer in your school board.You can then train as many teachers on their own licensed kit as needed.The program is so powerful the teachers love it.The lesson plans are premade,it`s extremely user friendly.The kids improve 2-3 grade levels in 24 sessions.There is a sequence of 85 systematic synthetic sessions in the program.
Get trained on the CDRoms or get trained live in Canada in the spring or send for our trainer to come out and train up to 50 of your teachers.
Join the Literacy Revolution with research based practice!It`s an emergency for your kids.
www.remediationplus.com
Subject: Don't give UP!!!!


Author:
Kelly Williams (Proud Mom)
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Date Posted: 12:54:13 12/01/06 Fri
Hello, my name is Kelly Williams and my son's name is Michael. Michael is severely dyslexic. Despite his problems in reading writing and math, he attends Dulles High School and is doing very well. I recently was reading some information about children with dyslexia and was sadden to learn that they are more likely to be bullied. I just wanted to let some of the parents know that I was very concerned about this. Michael is a very sweet young man and does not like to fight at all. Knowing him, he'd would rather get beat up then risk hurting someone else. When I met my husband 4 years ago, we enrolled Michael into the martial arts. His step father is a Martial arts Instructor and cuts Michael no slack in class. He gets treated just like the other students and receives the full benefits of learning the martial art, just like the rest of the students. I have noticed a great growth in Michael since starting martial arts. He no longer lets other children effect him in a negative way. He looks them in the eyes and tries to talk to them about what is going on instead of letting them bully him. Michael had a good friend. One day my son came to me and said that he did not want to talk to the friend any more. I asked why and Michael said that this friend was starting to do drugs. Before telling me this, I had noticed that Michael brought him to Karate class a few times, trying to help him. When I asked why his friend was not coming any more, Michael honestly told me that his friend was doing drugs and Michael tried to help him but since his friend did not want to stop, Michael had no other choice but not to talk to him any more. Michael has excelled in school, he is much more confident and is not embarrassed to be in the special need classes. He used to be afraid that kids would make fun of him, this does not happen anymore. Michael's best friend is handicapped. Where as some kids might be ashamed of this, Michael just does not care about other people's opinions. Michael sees that there are much more important things in life now. Martial Arts has helped Michael with school work, friendships, and given him the strength to stand up against bullies. Michael has gained this confident through his accomplishments in martial arts and is still growing daily. Dyslexic children need a solid foundation so that hurdles feel within their jump. Achieving goals and receiving praise works wonders. I truly know that I owe Michael's accomplishments to martial arts, and I am very proud of him, I remember going to an ARD meeting one time and being told that Michael would be a construction worker. There is nothing wrong with that but how dare they put limitations on my son. That hurt me and I thought Michael will prove them wrong. He will show them. Now things have been gradual changing, Michael keeps moving up and up. I have such a wonderful son and thought that this is very interesting story. Thank you for taking the time to read my story and I hope that there are many more stories with happy endings out there.
Subject: Postal Research Project Needs Volunteers (UK only)


Author:
Neil Passe
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Date Posted: 06:39:27 11/28/06 Tue
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED

A PhD project with London South Bank University is seeking teenagers (with one of their parents) for a study looking at how Dyslexic/ADHD/Conduct Disorders & Depressive teenagers cope?

We also need control siblings, without dyslexia, behavioural or depressive disorders for comparison.

Parents and their teenagers will be required to complete a number of questionnaires. I will need to see a copy of the assessment of their condition.

A Ł5 WHS voucher (per teenager taking part) will be given as a thank you after completion of all questionnaires.

All information given will be kept confidential and volunteers may withdraw at anytime.

For further details please contact Neil Passe on 07740 422095 or email: neil.alexander-passe@inghams.co.uk
Subject: Tutor for Dyslexia


Author:
Heidi Dunn (Tutor for Elementry age)
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Date Posted: 15:26:24 11/16/06 Thu
Hi I am a Tutor for Dyslexia! I am working with children K-5th grade now, and would like to have some more students. I am willing to drive, or can tutor in my home in Minnetonka area. I have a great background working with children. I have 2 of my own, and have been a Nanny for 5 years.
Please email me and I would be happy to test your child.
Heidi
Subject: Bristol Dyslexia Centre (UK)


Author:
Richard Hewitt
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Date Posted: 03:33:21 11/15/06 Wed
For any parents of teachers searching for thorough, fun and effective special education software, the Bristol Dyslexia centre, www.dyslexiacentre.co.uk, has developed, for school use, "The Nessy Learning Programme", www.nessy.co.uk, and for home use, "Nessy GamesPlayer", www.nessygamesplayer.co.uk.

Both products have received very encouraging feedback from an increasing number of schools and homes throughout the UK and we are looking in 2007 to branch into English-speaking markets abroad.
Subject: Dyslexia Therapist (UK) SE London


Author:
Margaret
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Date Posted: 13:21:09 11/08/06 Wed
Raviv therapist working with clients in SE London (UK)
www.dyslexia-therapy.co.uk
Subject: Orton-Gillingham Tutor in AUSTRALIA


Author:
Jodi Clements
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Date Posted: 04:06:01 10/31/06 Tue
The Reading Clinic Australia - Multi Sensory Learning

Offers support and advice on dyslexia and other specific language based differences to parents and teachers.

One-one tuition for children-adults in Literacy and Language Instruction.

Director, Jodi Clements has been trained by The Academy of Orton-Gillingham New York, and will continue to train under a fellow of the Academy.
Subject: Indigo Dyslexia Services


Author:
IndigoDyslexiaCenter
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Date Posted: 04:17:59 10/30/06 Mon
Indiogo is a Norwich and Norfolk based carity offering screening, tuition and training to anyone with an interest in dyslexia. For advice and guidance, please call our helpline on: 0845 347 9322
Subject: Reading Research-Intervention Study 7-16 Testing in Baltimore, MD & Intervention in Your Home State


Author:
Terry Levine
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Date Posted: 07:32:05 10/25/06 Wed
ATTENTION FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH AND WITHOUT READING DISABILITIES (AGES 7 to 16)
We are currently looking for children and adolescents with and without reading disabilities to participate in a research study. We are trying to learn more about the best way of teaching people to read.

WHAT: Comprehensive evaluation of reading-related skills for about 3 hours, Possible Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans of the brain; If qualified, a minimum of 160 hours of tutoring(two separate tutoring sessions for 80 hours at a Lindamood-Bell Clinic), and Parent questionnaires.

WHERE: Kennedy Krieger Institute - 707 North Broadway, Baltimore, MD

BENEFITS & RISKS: There are no direct medical benefits and no significant risks to participating in the study.

COMPENSATION: $50, Free tutoring, MRI, and IQ and school testing with summary, Tutoring (a minimum of 160 hours for those who qualify)

CONTACT: Terry Levine
(443) 923-9249 levine@kennedykrieger.org

Laurie E. Cutting, Ph.D., Principal Investigator (NA_00001831) Kennedy Krieger Institute, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Sponsored by the National Institutes of Health
Subject: IEP's


Author:
Dan Baker
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Date Posted: 18:30:33 10/24/06 Tue
www.iep4u.com/math has free IEP's and some cool sites for teachers
Subject: Dyslexia Teacher SpLd Diploma


Author:
Shirley Glassman
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Date Posted: 05:40:45 10/20/06 Fri
Since obtaining my diploma in 1993 I have been affiliated to several schools tutoring children during chool time. I have also worked as an after school tutor and a college visiting lecturer.

I presently work part time for Dyslexia Institute/Dyslexia action.
I am available for one to one tuition for dyslexic children or adults in Bedford England.
Subject: Awareness and surprise


Author:
Caterina Billi (Awareness and surprise)
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Date Posted: 03:01:16 10/12/06 Thu
I'm a cognitive psychologist in Florence, Italy. I constantly deal with dyslexics (the number of dyslexics grow, or is it that it's now that we accept that dyslexia really exists?), ADDs and people with working memory issues.
I trust technologies when done well. It's difficult to find a software that really helps dyslexics and at the same time doesn't mean that the individual is "different".
I've been looking for technologies all around the world, the most sold, the most known... mere drawings, passive, no interaction. Motivation and perception are aided by interaction.
I've found it "here".
It's Knowledge Manager. Though the authors (I've found out that some of them are colleagues) claim that these are concept maps, what they really manage is knowledge bases, that look like concept maps. It's the way to obtain deep interaction, they say.
This software is multilingual and uses cognitive strategies like categorization, and a lot of automation.
Reading aloud is also possible, and question/answering.
The conversion of external text to "maps" is interactive, with automatic hinting.
Some reading aids are very helpful too.
I've found out that it's also spreading all over the world.
Some research using Knowledge Manager is being organized in other countries.
KM uses templates and a default (as well as a standard) way to organize maps. The fact that it is the only software based on the principles psychology amazes me.

This software can be seen at:
www.knowledgemanager.eu
www.knowledgemanager.us
www.mapasconceptuales.info
www.knowledgemanager.it
www.cartesconceptuelles.info

I've been trying to include a logo from their site, but haven't found how to do it.

Caterina
Subject: Colorado Reading Center


Author:
Lloyd Lamouria
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Date Posted: 16:09:36 10/11/06 Wed
Colorado Reading Center provides one-to-one instruction for reading, comprehension, writing, spelling and processing problems, using research based programs with proven results. For the past ten years, our students have averaged a gain of 2.8 years in word attack, 3 years in comprehension and more than 3 years in learning skills. We also provide some home-based programs to improve learning skills and comprehension.
www.ColoradoReading.com and www.ReadingFish.com
Subject: Dyslexic learning materials for parents, teachers and tutors


Author:
Turner Hope Inst. (Victoria, BC, Canada)
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Date Posted: 15:14:41 09/25/06 Mon
We have been developing a teaching system for parents, teachers and tutors based on our personal family experiences dealing with dyslexia.
We have manuals, courses and now E-lessons for dyslexic or ADD/ADHD students.
Our methods have been very successful with parents and teachers who are frustrated with their school system's lack of help and concern with these kids. We focus on a right brain approach to learning so they CAN adapt to left brain teaching systems in our schools.
We believe that many dyslexic children CAN be taught to read, spell and write without relying on phonics (phonics becomes a back-up). We believe they can be shown how to get the right information they need from a teacher to be successful with their classroom work. We also feel that the child's self-esteem is very important and has to be reinforced every day through different methods.
Please check out our website for more information. We would appreciate the opportunity to respond to your emails with questions. www.dyslexiavictoria.ca
My daughter was assessed in the six grade for learning problems. They said her reading, spelling and comprehension levels were at a grade two level and that she probably wouldn't improve much. That wasn't acceptable to me and I didn't have the money to put her in an expensive school for kids with special needs or pay for pricey tutors. The next years were hard but my mother ( a retired teacher) and I developed a system to teach my daughter. By Grade twelve she was doing really well with reading, spelling and writing AT her school level. Now at twenty-seven you would not be able to tell from her writing that she ever had a reading and spelling problem.
She runs a family fence construction business in California with more than twenty-five employees. Dyslexia no longer holds her back. In fact, her right brain thinking style benefits her in business and makes her more effective as a general manager.
Again please check out our website at www.dyslexiavictoria.ca
Subject: Chicago, Il. U.S.A.


Author:
Fan Cao
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Date Posted: 09:00:58 09/25/06 Mon
Participate in a project of reading and spelling in dyslexic adults AND EARN $40!
We need that you have a documented history of dyslexia, and that you are a native English speaker. You'd better be in Chicago area, because all of the experiments are in Northwestern University and Evanston hospital.
This project is supported by Northwestern University and Evanston Northwestern Healthcare.

Please call Fan Cao at 847-467-3168.
Subject: New style tools to help your child read and write better.


Author:
Laura Dean
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Date Posted: 21:24:01 09/20/06 Wed
wRiteBlocks.com -
A cognitive-language learning approach with a new style of printable phonics handwriting worksheets, flashcards, and fun games that grow with your child's vocabulary and reading comprehension skills.
Subject: Looking for adult dyslexic support group in upstate N.Y.


Author:
Edward Bablin
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Date Posted: 11:21:30 09/07/06 Thu
I have been diagonosed with Dyselic learning disabaility at the age of 34, i have no support group, no one to talk to about my situation, just looking for people to talk to in my area ed
Subject: Phonomena-Dramatic Improvements in Speech and Language Skills


Author:
MindWeavers UK
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Date Posted: 08:28:37 09/06/06 Wed
Recently a channel 4 documentary has shown auditory training can help people suffering with dyslexia. At MindWeavers, spin out using sophisticated technology from cutting edge research at Oxford University, we developed Phonomena the first proven phoneme based language developer, an essential tool to help people with dyslexia It trains auditory discrimination and phonemic awareness to improve language and reading skills .We received very good feedback from specialists and parents with children with special needs.

Visit MindWeavers’ re-launched website at www.mindweavers.co.uk for further information.

Emilie Corbille
MindWeavers Ltd.
+44 (0)1865 811123

Subject: HEALTH ED Continuing Education Program


Author:
Sandy Webb
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Date Posted: 12:08:50 09/05/06 Tue
The Assessment and Treatment of Dyslexia and Other Reading/Language Disorders

September 21, 2006 Dallas/FortWorth, TX
September 22, 2006 Austin, TX
Presenter: Glenda Thorne, PhD

For more information, please go to our website,
www.health-ed.com or call 800-839-4584.
Subject: Minnesota/Twin Cities Orton-Gillingham MultiSensory Tutor


Author:
Robin Rovick (thoughtful)
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Date Posted: 21:04:07 08/24/06 Thu
Are you or your child struggling with reading problems? I utilize the Orton-Gillingham research-based method of teaching reading, spelling, and comprehension. This individualized tutoring builds from the assessed level to teach word decoding, the number one problem with most individuals who have reading problems.

I welcome the opportunity to discuss your concerns and how one-on-one tutoring can improve the skills to become a fluent reader. Contact Robin Rovick at brovick@visi.com
Subject: Certified Dyslexia Tutor - Jacksonville, Florida


Author:
Maggie Morrison
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Date Posted: 14:54:10 08/24/06 Thu
I understand how difficult it is to watch your child struggle in school. It can impact the whole family. I love teaching but I left the classroom when my own son began to have trouble with reading. I have made it my mission to find the best methods possible to help my son find academic success. I have been trained in Lindamood-Bell LiPS and I am a certified Wilson Language System teacher. Please let me help you. inspirededucation@comcast.net
Subject: Improve Auditory Processing Skills to Overcome Dyslexia!


Author:
Shawn Gibson
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Date Posted: 13:00:10 08/23/06 Wed
Did you know that 130 studies commissioned by the federal government and our own testing of thousands of students across America, have found that weak auditory processing skills are the major cause of students reading and spelling below grade level. The good news is:

Auditory processing weaknesses can be identified, trained, and strengthened. Strengthened auditory processing skills will lead to easier, faster, and more fluent reading.

To learn more about:
Symptoms of Dyslexia, Which Dyslexia Treatments fail and why, and What you can do to help your child Overcome Dyslexia: Click Here.

www.helpmychildlearneasier.com/dyslexia.html
Subject: Tutoring for dyslexia and other special needs


Author:
The Support Club (We are happy to help!)
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Date Posted: 04:54:02 08/23/06 Wed
At The Support Club, we offer a wide range of tutoring services for those children who have obstacles to overcome in terms of their academic education. We offer tutoring in Literacy, Numeracy and Science with special emphasis on dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalcular. We provide tutoring within small groups or on a one to one basis. Our tutors have many years experience in both tutoring and classroom teaching and support. So if your child is between the age of 6 - 12 years, we will have a specialised programme to suit you. You can contact Kim Miller on: 07793149336 or Bev Mallach on: 07900812329.
You may also email us on: thesupportclub@biscituk.com
Subject: Program to teach dyslexic and ADD/ADHD students


Author:
Dyslexia Victoria
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Date Posted: 18:32:26 07/30/06 Sun
We have developed manuals, distance learning courses and teacher's aids to help teachers, tutors and parents work with dyslexic and ADD/ADHD students. We are now developing E books and E lessons to compliment our other learning materials.
Our methods are based on viewing these children or adults as right brained learners who perceive and process the world in whole images, think in concrete pictures and not in abstract words and numbers.
Our teaching methods can be used in conjunction with established assessments or with our own evaluation procedures. Where most evaluation systems isolate 5 skills we concentrate on 20.
We do not perceive dyslexia as a disability but a learning difference. We realize that the "dyslexic" individual has many learning strengths that are not always recognized in the regular class room setting. Their unique ability to see "outside the box" and see "the big picture" enables them to perform extraordinarily well in school and the work place if taught the right skills. Most of our lessons simply allow the student to learn what needs to be accomplished in the classroom but in a way that makes sense to them. Our methods are simple to imlement by both parents and teachers and we have witnessed rapid changes and results over the last 10 years.
Subject: Dyslexic Children


Author:
Yolannda (Upset)
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Date Posted: 22:47:19 07/21/06 Fri
I am a single mother of three. My 20 month old has Down Syndrome so I'm at home with my children now. My 13 year old son cannot read a first grade book and I am so ashamed to say so but I'm just finding out he is Dyslexic and I have no idea how to help him. We live in a small town where there aren't resources and it seem impossible getting help if anyone has any information or ideas please feel free to contact us by phone 337-224-7794 or mail P.O. Box 1142 Oberlin Louisiana 70655. We are trying to put our lives back together after the hurricaine and finances are an issue so I would like as much free information as possible. Thanking yo9u in advance for your time and assistance.
Subject: Orton-Gillingham Reading Tutor -Bloomington, MN


Author:
Joan Robertson
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Date Posted: 13:20:47 07/17/06 Mon
I am a licensed Minnesota teacher with advanced Orton-Gillingham Training. I have over eight years experience working with students who have special needs (autism, dyslexia, LD...). I am based in Bloomington,MN.

Please email me if you would like to find out more about the programs I offer.

Best wishes,
Joan Robertson
Academic Therapy Tutor
Subject: Accelerated Solutions for Dyslexia in Tyler, Texas


Author:
Paula Roberts (happy)
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Date Posted: 07:37:55 07/14/06 Fri
I am a licensed and certified facilitator that is trained to work with dyslexics from age 7 to 70. I am trained in the Davis Dyslexia Method that began with the writing of Ron Davis' book THE GIFT OF DYSLEXIA. We use tools to help our clients focus and relax. We also use clay to fashion the lettters of the alphabet and sight words. Check out our web site: www.dyslexia.com and look for the confidential screening on the Davis site. You can contact me through this site.
Subject: a research study on dyslexia in Chicago


Author:
Dong Lu
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Date Posted: 21:57:48 07/11/06 Tue
If your child is between 10 and 14 years old and has a diagnosis of reading disablity, we would like to invite him/her to participate in a research study on lipreading. This study includes 90 minutes of standardized tests (cognitive processing, phonemic awareness) and 60 minutes of lipreading tests (during which s/he will look at pairs of mouth movements on a computer screen and make same/different judgments). The experiment can be divided into either 2 or 3 sessions, which results into 2 or 3 trips to our lab on Northwestern University Evanston Campus.

All participants will be compensated with 30 dollars plus 10 dollars per trip.

We are planning to test around 10 more children during the summer. If you are interested, please contact Dong Lu at 773-678-9518 or dong-lu@northwestern.edu.
Subject: seeking participants for a research study on dyslexia


Author:
Dong Lu
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Date Posted: 21:52:44 07/11/06 Tue
If your child is between 10 and 14 years old and has a diagnosis of reading disablity, we would like to invite him/her to participate in a research study on lipreading. This study includes 90 minutes of standardized tests (cognitive processing, phonemic awareness) and 60 minutes of lipreading tests (during which s/he will look at pairs of mouth movements on a computer screen and make same/different judgments). The experiment can be divided into either 2 or 3 sessions, which results into 2 or 3 trips to our lab on Northwestern University Evanston Campus.

All participants will be compensated with 30 dollars plus 10 dollars per trip.

We are planning to test around 10 more children during the summer. If you are interested, please contact Dong Lu at 773-678-9518 or dong-lu@northwestern.edu.
Subject: School for Children with Dyslexia


Author:
Dr. Paula Flint
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Date Posted: 22:24:03 06/21/06 Wed
The Flint Academy is a private school in Arlington, Texas that serves students from PK through 12th grade. (E-mail us at FlintAcademy@sbcglobal.net or call 817-277-0620). Our school is fully inclusive, open to accepting and educating all children together---those who are advanced, typically developing, and those who have learning differences or special education needs (and those aspects may be in the same child in different areas of his/her development). We have a full dyslexia remediation program including Orton-Gillingham techniques in addition to other multi-sensory activities and hands-on activities for every lesson, sensory integration, phonics instruction, and classical literature enjoyment. We also employ the Charlotte Mason philosophy in much of our programming. We employ certified, college degreed teachers with expertise in special education techniques. Director has over 30 years experience in the field of education and special education, most recently as adjunct professor in special education department at the University of North Texas.
Subject: Need help to work with Department of Defense Schools


Author:
Kathy Cutforth
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Date Posted: 06:02:33 06/14/06 Wed
We live in Germany and the only school my son can attend is run by DODDS--Department of Defense Dependents Schools. My son has had an IEP for speech difficulties since he was 3 years old and fits all the boxes of Dyslexia, although he has not been officially diagnosed.

I believe that he had not recieved the amount and intensity of services he needed at the time he needed them and I would like to challenge the school system so others don't experience what we have been through. The district provides very limited training in phonics, and what training there is appears to be limited to special ed. only. The School District does not recognizing dyslexia and has not specifically recruited or track professionals trained in methods shown to work for children with dyslexia, does not offer a reading intervention program in Kindergarten and puts all its eggs in the Whole Language/Reading Recovery Basket. Any purchased programed materials in phonics, such as Primary Phonics, Explode the Code, and others tends to be incomplete and not officially part of the school's special ed. or school reference library.

I have provided copies of research backing my claims and pointed out the the No Child Left Behind Act mandates research-backed reading methods, which points to phonics as an important component for early reading success for all students. I recently talked to the district special education supervisor, and have been told that DODDS does not recognized sequential, explicit and multisensory phonics instruction as a technique for reading instruction or for remediation.

My son and has been privately tutored every day since November 2005 by a Lindamood-Bell trained speech therapist who is certified in Project Read, and was tutored by a certified teacher trained in Slingerland once or twice a week from Jan. 2004 before that. He is currently reading at the mid-first grade reading level and I am homeschooling him next year to try to give him the intensity of instruction he needs.

I am convinced that my son is where he is at primarily because I have hired tutors to make up the deficit. I do not want to expend all my energy fighting the school, yet something needs to be said. My tutor is willing to back me up with her own observations.

Living overseas means I have access to fewer resources and have fewer avenues to protest or appeal. I also do not want to sever ties with the school and the good things that it does do, especially since I have few other options here. DODDS is a federal agency and is not like a typical school district. Any advice on how to proceed would be appreciated. Those with prior experience dealing with DODDS, please speak up!
Subject: Tutoring


Author:
American Tutoring
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Date Posted: 09:03:09 06/12/06 Mon
The American Tutoring Center provides tutoring help for students of all ages in subjects spanning from elementary school subjects to graduate level school subjects, from math and science to languages and the humanities. We also provide special education teachers and school psychologists for students and their families in the USA."
Subject: Reading and Learning Programmes


Author:
John Kerins
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Date Posted: 14:26:59 06/09/06 Fri
We offer the Fast ForWord family of products in the UK and Ireland. Please contact to get more information on how we improve the brain's capacity to learn. See our website www.neuron-learning.co.uk

Regards
Subject: VOICE ACTIVATED TELEPHONE Phone Justel Ameriphone RC-200 van cell disability wheelchair


Author:
sue
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Date Posted: 14:22:09 06/06/06 Tue
http://justel.freehomepage.com

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Subject: Simplified Phonics Method for Dyslexics


Author:
Mary Pecci
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Date Posted: 11:19:05 06/05/06 Mon
During many years of research into the causes of and solutions for dyslexia, I have found that the major difference between those diagnosed as "dyslexic" and those diagnosed as "typical-achievement students" is that "typical-achievement students" are able to find "their own way around" the built-in traps in every one of our present reading methods. However, when these traps are removed, "dyslexic" students are able to progress in reading just as are "typical-achievement students."

The simplified reading method that avoids every reading trap is "At Last! A Reading Method for EVERY Child." You can check out the reading traps on the following link (and you will note how easy it is to identify which trap (or traps) your dyslexic student is caught in) and how "At Last!" successfully removes every one of these traps:

http://www.sft-tech.com/cgi-bin/faq.cgi/?ctr=3

For further information and testimonials on this simplified phonics method which has proven successful with dyslexic students, log into:

http://www.OnlineReadingTeacher.com
Subject: Dyslexia Help


Author:
Genius Bweb
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Date Posted: 07:59:30 06/03/06 Sat
Visit http://genius.uk.tt to get requested help with dyslexia and they offer help with anything and unlimited music, drivers, programs downloads and much more
Subject: Looking for Dyslexic writers for writing festival in 2007 - LONDON


Author:
lennie varvarides
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Date Posted: 06:09:53 05/28/06 Sun
If you write but scared to share it with people,
or have/dont have any hang ups what so ever when it comes to writing, then please get in touch.

I have set up a production co. called missfit productions and we will be holding a festival of dyslexic writing called: DYS (the) LEXI, in march 2007.

We are looking for writing from now.

Please send your writing in any format, (ie, tapes, cds, dvd, on paper) wheather you write performance poatry, plays, or just have an idea for a new peice of performance to:

lennie varvarides
23 brook hill road
east barnet
herts
London
en4 8se
UK

For more info please go to
www.missfitproductions.org
Subject: Certified Dyslexia Testing Specialist - Southern California


Author:
Deborah Haag, B.A.
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Date Posted: 06:43:30 05/26/06 Fri
I am a certified Dyslexia Testing Specialist; I also have an extensive background on ADHD (but do not test for it).
I am the mother of 2 Dyslexic/ADHD sons, and am willing to consult with parents that have struggling students.

My website: www.WhatsGoingOnWithMyKid.com

You can contact me through my website.
Subject: Simplified Phonics Method for Dyslexics


Author:
Mary Pecci
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Date Posted: 21:38:10 05/22/06 Mon
Hello,

During many years of research, I discovered that the major difference between dyslexics and typical-achievement students is that dyslexics are unable to find "their own way" around the built-in traps in all of our present reading methods. With the aid of the world's best experts (the children themselves), I was able to comprise a SIMPLIFIED reading method that removes all of these traps - therefore making it possible for dyslexic students to progress in reading just as do typical-achievement students. You can check out these traps on http://www.sft-tech.com/cgi-bin/faq.cgi?ctr=3 and you can check out this SIMPLIFIED reading method on http://www.OnlineReadingTeacher.com. There is also a Message Board to answer all of your reading questions.

You will note that this SIMPLIFIED phonics method has received wide acclaim from every leading professional and lay source. If you are in the San Francisco Bay Area, tutoring is available for dyslexic students at an affordable price. Remarkable results are promised.

May this information be an encouragement to those who have long awaited a breakthrough for the far-reaching financial and emotional pitfalls of dyslexia.

Blessings,
Mary Pecci
Subject: Cookeville, TN - New treatment for many children thought to have dyslexia


Author:
Randy Robbins
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Date Posted: 11:37:59 05/22/06 Mon
Intermitent Central Suppression (ICS) is commonly misdiagnosed as Dyslexia. Over 90 percent of the clients that we have seen that are often diagnosed as having dyslexia really have ICS. We have on our website a FREE 12 question test will indicate if Intermittent Central Suppression or other vision skills could be a problem. In a recent college study, the following results were found: At the end of 30 hours of treatment, 72% of the students no longer tested positive for ICS; and 76.5% had passing Reading Comprehension Test scores. Take the FREE online test, read our studies and find out how we treat ICS at www.n2reading.com.
Subject: Summer Holiday Help in Surrey, UK


Author:
Mrs Sarah Collins
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Date Posted: 07:24:15 05/19/06 Fri
I have taken the Dyslexia Certificate and hold both an MA (Lit) (Open) as well the Trinity College London Licentiate Dip TESOL and a PGCPSE (Open). I tutor students with a wide variety of needs all year round. I can help with developing reading and writing, essay and study skills and studying literature for examinations such as GCSE and A'Level. I am able to help students whose first language is not English.

Sometimes a boost over the summer can help students start the new school year with confidence. Adult students are welcome too, and I have experience of teaching adults one-to-one to develop literacy and language skills. Email me on jacarandascotland@yahoo.co.uk or phone me on 01428 664040.
Subject: Schools for dyslexia


Author:
Michele
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Date Posted: 05:39:14 05/05/06 Fri
Need for funding.

My son is severley dyslexic and needs funds to help support the tuition of the specialized school he attends. Does anyone know of help that can be available to him when the school district will not assist in funding.

Help is needed.
Subject: Tutor/support for junior school needed


Author:
Trisha Oliveri
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Date Posted: 09:06:02 05/03/06 Wed
We are Croydon/Surrey school (U.K)looking for someone either trained in teaching/helping children with dyslexia or who is in the process of training. We need someone based in the South London/Surrey area who would be prepared to work with a 10 yr old boy with dyslexia within school hours. Can you help?
Subject: Develop Independence in Reading, Writing, Comprehension, and Math--Dyslexia Center in Kansas City


Author:
Billie Calvery
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Date Posted: 12:31:59 05/02/06 Tue
Applied Learning Processes offers diagnostic evaluation. clinical treatment, consultation, and professional development. Our methods stimulate the sensory-cognitive processing that is necessary for efficient reading, writing, and comprehension. We specialize in developing
phonemic awareness and symbol imagery as a base for reading and spelling, mental imagery as a base for language comprehension, expression, and math skills. and visual/motor/language integration as a base for interpreting and producing graphic information. Our methods are multi-sensory, systematic, and cumulative and fall under the umbrella of Orton-Gillingham techniques as defined by the International Dyslexia Association.
Most of our students experience years of gain in weeks of work.

Please visit our web site for more information:
http://appliedlearningprocesses.com
Subject: Effective Learning for Special Needs Children


Author:
Veronica Chin
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Date Posted: 00:21:50 04/11/06 Tue
Effective Learning Centre is a tuition centre, providing consultation and training in academic areas, specialized for special needs children including autism / asperger s syndrome, down syndrome, global delay, learning difficulties, delayed speech and language. Our mission:

• To design to meet the needs of special children
• To provide learning and social experiences as close as possible to the normal classroom
• To assess, design and plan Individual Education Plans (IEPs)
• To emphasis on the individual rather than the disability
• Partnership with parents


Our centre supervisor qualified with a Bachelor of Special Education and Master of Special Education in Monash University (Melbourne, Australia) 1997, has worked with Autistic children in Australia for several years.

Before furthering her special education in Australia, she was trained and worked in special education and early childhood development in Singapore and Hong Kong for over 15 years.
Subject: Dyslexia Summer Workshop


Author:
Jennifer Moray
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Date Posted: 15:49:05 04/06/06 Thu
Summer intensive multisensory language workshop appropriate for students with language based learning disabilities. Daily individualized Orton-Gillingham instruction.

Pacifica, California

Jennifer Coakwell-Moray, M.Ed
jmoray1@hotmail.com
Subject: See Right Dyslexia Glasses at dyslexiaglasses.com


Author:
John A. Hayes
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Date Posted: 11:08:54 04/04/06 Tue
See Right Dyslexia Glasses (patent pending)are only available on the web at dyslexiaglasses.com .These dyslexia glasses are unique in that they do not require an expensive personal evaluation and also have a 100% satisfaction money back guarantee.

My claim is that for the dyslexic that can describe a visual problem that makes reading difficult the See Right Dyslexia Glasses will remove that problem 100% of the time.

The See Right Dyslexia Glasses are not magic . They help between one quarter and one third of dyslexics . This also means that between two thirds and three quarters of dyslexics will not be helped by these glasses.

The website addresses who can expect to be helped by the dyslexia glasses and just as importantly who should not expect to be helped .

I know this isn't the standard way to do business in the dyslexia industry . I have identified the target group of dyslexics that will be helped by the See Right Dyslexia Glasses and identified those who will not be helped .

This unique approach is what enables me to offer the 100% money back guarantee and not require any reason for their return . There is a 5% return rate for adult glasses and about a 10% return rate for the child size frames .

The higher return rate for children is expected as second hand information as well as information from children's perceptions are just not as reliable as information directly from adults .

There are presently 2 locations where you can try the See Right Dyslexia Glasses for free and evaluate them without having to buy them on the web . One is at my Location in Atlantic Beach,Florida (near Jacksonville )and the other is at The Helping Hand Society in London England.Details are
at dyslexiaglasses.com .I plan to have more locations over time .

I have also just started a Visual Dyslexia Forum on the website and everyone is invited to participate . I hope that over time the information on the forum will be more helpful than testimonials and continue to refine the information needed to drtermine who will and will not be helped with the See Right Dyslexia Glasses.

Present Price of the glasses is $220 USD with free shipping in the US and Canada . World wide shipping is provided at extra cost.
Subject: Dyslexia Specialist - Derbyshire - UK


Author:
Jenny Martin
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Date Posted: 01:49:20 03/14/06 Tue
Screening, full assessment and tutoring for all ages. Disabled Students Allowance assessments done according to DfES guidelines. Consultancy also available.
Subject: Dyslexia Help


Author:
Mira Halpert
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Date Posted: 08:50:15 03/13/06 Mon
Free on-line test. Award winning tutoring program.
My name is Mira Halpert, and I am the director of 3D Learner.

The 3D Learner program was born out of frustration. NOBODY seemed to know how to help my children learn HOW to learn. The more research I did on "dyslexia", the clearer it became that we were looking at my kids the wrong way. We have been taught that in order to help kids, look at what is wrong and fix it. When you turn it around to look at what is RIGHT, it changes everything.

Our children have untapped resources that are going unnoticed and unused. When we uncover and unlock those resources, amazing things will follow.

Our mission is to help visual-experiential learners to make dramatic progress in collaboration with parents and professionals. We have been in existence for eight years with many students making 2, 3, and even 4 years reading gains in a year. We are equally happy that we improve the child's vision, attention, and self esteem.

Call today our toll free number to find out more: 866-341-2578

Mira Halpert M.Ed.
Mark Halpert
3D Learner
Improving Student Performance and Family Harmony
success@3dlearner.com
866-341-2578 / 954-341-2578
Subject: in need of tutor


Author:
jo
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Date Posted: 08:08:19 03/07/06 Tue
i am looking for someone to help my 10 year old daughter with reading and math skills she is dyslexic in long island new york area
Subject: Books and video of natural techniques helping LD ADHD dysgraphia


Author:
Jason Alster
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Date Posted: 01:19:17 03/03/06 Fri
About books and video
Dear Parent , educator, student, therapist- thank you for your attention- I would like to mention that a new video/kit from Israel on natural solutions to help ADHD "Being in Control: Natural Solutions for ADHD, Dyslexia, and TestAnxiety" ( Video/book/biofeedback kit) by Jason Alster MSc ISBN 9659025130. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/9659025130/ and "BEING IN CONTROL- Natural Techniques For Increasing Your Potential And Creativity For Success In School" ( book as single item)(ISBN-9659025114)" ( different ISBN) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/9659025114/

About Jason Alster
Do you, your child, or client want to be a better student? Is it hard for you to sit quietly in class and concentrate? Do you have a problem preparing homework? Do you want to pass exams with less pressure? Then this movie/book /kit may be for just for you. Taking the concepts, techniques, and exercises from the original book "BEING IN CONTROL- Natural Techniques For Increasing Your Potential And Creativity For Success In School" (ISBN-9659025114)" ( different ISBN) and making them come alive with a 40 minute video rendition. The book/ video/ kit portrays in a "roadmap" format topics for improving relaxed concentration for the classroom and when preparing homework -like increasing self confidence; relaxed concentration; seated yoga; creativity; time management; organisation of material; sensory integration; using our senses to relax; biofeedback; games; better cursive handwriting; speed reading; test taking strategies and more. In addition to the CD ROM and book- the kit also includes 2 finger size temperature strips biofeedback monitors used by many biofeedback practitioners for measuring relaxation- stress levels. Produced and edited with Windows Movie Maker 2 and can be played on Windows Media Player.
Also by Jason Alster- Creative Painting For The Young Artist a book for helping children learn to develop an artistic eye. http://jasonalster.googlepages.com/home If you would like a TV news BLOG about the method-please send email to jasonalster@gmail.com .
Subject: A free self employment listing open to people with dyslexia


Author:
Donna Williams
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Date Posted: 14:59:18 02/23/06 Thu
We have a self employment site for all people on the autistic spectrum called:

www.auties.org

and a section called 'autism-friendly' listings. As Dyslexia is part of the autistic spectrum we welcome any listings by people with dyslexia. The service is free.

:-) Donna Williams *)
www.donnawilliams.net
Subject: Read Easily - Free online library with accesibility as the main goal


Author:
Gustavo Vega
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Date Posted: 07:33:58 02/16/06 Thu
Dear Sirs,

Read Easily is a free digital library, it has been designed to provide the reader with an adaptive reading experience. The color combinations and font sizes were carefully selected from the latest research information available on the reading needs of the partially sighted and old age readers. However after reading the article "Designing web pages for dyslexic readers" by John Bradford, I believe www.readeasily.com can be useful for the dyslexic reader as well.

Please I invite you to visit www.readeasily.com, and hope that you find it comfortable and useful.

Any feedback is welcome!

Thank you,
Gustavo Vega
Subject: Educational Advocate


Author:
Robert Augustine
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Date Posted: 10:36:40 02/13/06 Mon
Special Education Advocate located in Winchester, Virginia 22601. You can reach me at C766Advoc@aol.com.

Twenty Five Years of Experience in:
Team Meetings
Mediations
Due Process Hearings
Subject: Dyslexia teaching and mentoring


Author:
S. Siegfried, Psy.D
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Date Posted: 08:03:06 02/10/06 Fri
We have taught and mentored many dyslexia children and adults on our website. Please visit out website at Pegservies.cjb.net for more information.
Subject: Advancing Our Knowledge of Dyslexia


Author:
Adam Vogel
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Date Posted: 14:03:20 02/02/06 Thu
Hello,
My name is Adam Vogel and I am currently conducting research on the neurological underpinnings of dyslexia at Hamline University in Saint Paul MN. The purpose of this posting is to reach out for participants who have been diagnosed with dyslexia.
Since the late 1980’s dyslexia has been identified as a neurological disorder in the visual system, specifically a visual pathway known as the, “magnocellular” pathway. However, how a neurological dysfunction results into poor reading remains a topic of great debate.
My study is the first of it’s kind, investigating a very specific aspect of this neurological dysfunction, which will greatly benefit our understanding of how dyslexia manifests from a neurological impairment. I would love to continue writing about this study, however, I am afraid it has already become too wordy and (if you haven’t done so already) you will stop reading it. For those who are interested and have made it through this post :) please contact me (avogel01@hamline.edu) for further information about participating in this study or any general questions you have about dyslexia as a neurological dysfunction.
Thank you very much!
Adam Vogel (a fellow dyslexic)
avogel01@hamline.edu
Subject: Dyslexia Therapy - No Change, No Charge - New Zealand & South Carolina


Author:
Shallard & Ramsey
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Date Posted: 20:54:57 01/31/06 Tue
Dyslexia Therapy
One Session - complete transformation
No Change - No Charge
Complete money-back guarantee

Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) can solve your, or your child’s, dyslexia problem.

As an NLP practitioners, we approach dyslexia as an inappropriate learning strategy, at an unconscious level. Our therapy focuses on teaching the client a new reading strategy, one modelled from an outstanding reader.

By working with the client’s visual internal representations, the strategy is installed at the unconscious level, so the client can enjoy the vivid experience of mentally constructed imagery (those movies people watch in their head when they read) in just an hour’s session. The spelling strategy will enable the client to visualise letters clearly – to spell fluently, forwards and even backwards.

This NLP therapy can bring about truly magical and magnificent change. If the client is not astounded with the results of the transformational change, we offer a complete money back guarantee. That’s why our policy is “No Change – No Charge”.

Call today to find out more

-----------------------------------------------

Peter Shallard - New Zealand Practitioner

021 236 5109
peter@nlpweekly.com

-----------------------------------------------

Chris Ramsey - South Carolina Practitioner

864-202-9979
chris@nlpweekly.com
Subject: Read about the Dyslexic Storyteller


Author:
Eric James Wolf
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Date Posted: 21:47:06 01/23/06 Mon
>www.dyslexicstoryteller.com


This website is the site for dyslexic storyteller, Eric James Wolf. The site has describtion of his traveling storytelling perfromance Tall Tales for a Tall City a show about his life growing up dyslexic in NYC. In addition this site contains numerous articles written about learning disabilities and the American school system.
Subject: The Best Dyslexia Tutor in Austin, Texas


Author:
Alexandra Elliot
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Date Posted: 12:04:04 01/23/06 Mon
I provide academic tutoring for students with dyslexia and other learning disabilities in grades K-5. I am trained in a number of academic programs and strategies for dyslexia, including Lindamood, Orton-Gillingham, and other structured, multi-sensory programs. When I meet each new student, I perform a thorough assessment to determine the best approach for working with the student. I am a certified reading specialist, special education teacher, and classroom teacher with over ten years of experience. I have a Master of Science degree in Education with a Concentration in Reading Instruction and I also have a Master of Science degree in Special Education. I tutor students in Reading, Writing, and Math. I am available to tutor homeschooled students during school hours and I tutor students who attend traditional schools in the afternoon. I live in Steiner Ranch in Northwest Austin and I am close to Lake Travis, Lakeway, Riverplace, Canyon Creek, and Four Points. Please call me at (512) 506-1980 to arrange tutoring for your child.
Subject: Orton-Gillingham certificate


Author:
Reading Connection
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Date Posted: 07:22:46 01/17/06 Tue
There are five tutors in my office where all have been trained in Orton Gillingham multi sensory language instruction. Two of us are also trained in Advanced Orton. I have never seen this instruction fail. It is successful with all types of children of all ages.
Rosemary Forcucci
Subject: Surrey, UK - Tutor with MA in English, Dyslexia Certificate and TESOL (LTCL)


Author:
Mrs Sarah Collins
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Date Posted: 10:46:18 01/13/06 Fri
I offer tuition to students of all ages in English Language, English Literature and French. I provide specialist support to students with dyslexia and related special needs. I have completed the Dyslexia Certificate and I have tutored successful students with dyslexia for GCSE English Language as well as for French. I have also worked with adult students who wish to improve their reading and language skills as well as those who wish to go on to higher education.

I am flexible and offer a sympathetic, one-to-one service in Guildford and Haslemere, Surrey.
Subject: Juried Art Exhibition Seeks Talented Artists with Dyslexia, Ages 10-19


Author:
Saul Chase, Curator
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Date Posted: 18:11:22 01/12/06 Thu
The Brian Ayers Memorial Art Exhibition celebrates the unusual artistic ability of children with learning disabilities and dyslexia. The tenth annual exhibition in Boone, North Carolina will award twenty $50 prizes to artists whose works show exceptional artistic merit and fifteen $20 gift certificates from Cheap Joe’s Art Stuff for work showing special merit. $100 Purchase Award for the best entry from outside the United States. Artists who choose to may offer their work for sale in our silent auction and receive 100% of the purchase price.

There is no entry fee. Open to artists age 10-19. Entry deadline is May 8, 2006.

Visit our website, www.LDArt.org for an Entry Form.
Subject: A Word Processor from the UK for Dyuslexic users


Author:
Tony Sewell
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Date Posted: 06:40:54 01/10/06 Tue
This WP offers as-you-work spelling help through sounds and pictures. Developed by a teacher with a lifetime's experience of dyslexia, Write Right's phonetic search engine will find words others will not. It offers its choices in easy to follow groups of four - often with pictures, and always with sound if you want it. It identifies homonyms and can read what you have written. Fun to use, Write Right is the spelling solution for home and school. To try it FREE for 30 days go to www.bremesoftware.com -
(UK users: - Breme Software is a registered COL supplier and retailer.)
Subject: A Word Processor from the UK for Dyuslexic users


Author:
Tony Sewell
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Date Posted: 06:35:46 01/10/06 Tue
This WP as-you-work spelling help to everything you write, through sounds and pictures. Developed by a teacher with a lifetime's experience of dyslexia, Write Right's phonetic search engine will find words others will not. It offers its choices in easy to follow groups of four - often with pictures, and always with sound if you want it. It identifies homonyms and can read what you have written. Fun to use, Write right is the spelling solution for home and school. To try it FREE for 30 days go to www.bremesoftware.com
(UK users: - Breme Software is a registered COL supplier and retailer.)
Subject: Rare Opportunity for DYSLEXIC Child or Adult


Author:
Mary Pecci
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Date Posted: 14:23:56 12/30/05 Fri
Mary Pecci, author of numerous books on literacy and reading techniques, is the originator of a SIMPLIFIED reading method that allows dyslexic students to progress as do typical achievement students because it removes every possible reading TRAP. Her book, "At Last! A Reading Method for EVERY Child" was the Main Selection of Macmillan Special Ed Book Club and has recently been featured in "100 Top Picks," by Cathy Duffy.

Help your child achieve a long-awaited reading breakthrough with the services of an exceptionally qualified instructor who is listed in "Who's Who of American Women" for her specialist techniques for dealing with reading disabilities. Tuition can be negotiated at an affordable cost to you. This special offer is being made because the student must be available for instruction in the morning from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

Vast references available. Check the web site at: http://www.OnlineReadingTeacher.com

Remarkable results promised! I look forward to sharing this miracle with you!
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