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Subject: Re: I always suspected I was dyslexic

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Russell Van Brocklen

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Date Posted: 14:57:54 07/28/11 Thu
In reply to: Dee 's message, "I always suspected I was dyslexic" on 11:30:30 07/25/11 Mon

I completely understand where you are coming from. I was tested for years in public schools, and the tests told me next to nothing practical, for example, how do I overcome dyslexia?

Finally at age 27 I had a real Ph. D. conduct tests over two days and found the problem. The dyslexic brain work�s differently than general education students' minds. The fallowing webpage illustrates this concept:

http://dyslexia.yale.edu/Policy_ADA.html

I focus on organization skills, using graduate school level content, which allows the dyslexic brain to generally self-learn spelling and grammar, without much direct instruction in the subject.

I created http://www.dyslexiaconsultants.com/ to provide the best general information on dyslexia online. In order to support the website I am starting an online tutoring business for highly motivated dyslexic high school and college students, using an innovative new approach based on the latest research in neural science, which was presented at the International Dyslexia Association, New York City Branch, in 2006.

In order to get a better idea about the capability of the online tutoring service I am offering, please visit www.TutorFi.com/demo and take a minute to view the video.

Please give me your feedback regarding the video and if you know any motivated dyslexic high school or college student�s that could use my special assistance, please visit me at http://www.tutorfi.com/manhattan-tutor and fill out the form on the right side of the webpage, below my picture.

I would appreciate you visiting me at http://www.dyslexiaconsultants.com/.

Russell Van Brocklen
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http://www.dyslexiaconsultants.com/

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