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"Our Dyslexic Children" Documentary is airing now for free on YouTube. "The story of a group of Parents who took on the ...
05/22/2020

"Our Dyslexic Children" Documentary is airing now for free on YouTube. "The story of a group of Parents who took on the system, and won"

Thank you so much for your support! Please visit our website at https://ourdyslexicchildren.com to join the conversation, and our community. Also consider do...

A dated video but, still very relevant. It would be wonderful if all teachers could experience this lesson. It really he...
02/26/2020

A dated video but, still very relevant. It would be wonderful if all teachers could experience this lesson. It really helps in understanding the struggles of a learning disability in a classroom setting.

The Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick is having an information session for parents of struggling reader...
02/14/2020

The Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick is having an information session for parents of struggling readers at the AYR Motor Centre on Wednesday, February 26 @ 6:30pm. They will be discussing the Barton tutoring program and how it could work in Woodstock.

Happening tonight. An information session for patents of struggling readers.
02/04/2020

Happening tonight. An information session for patents of struggling readers.

11/24/2019

Jacob Blumenstein is a very inspirational young man! I highly recommend you check out his website www.kidsread2kids.com which provides free video-audio books read by kids for kids - filmed chapter by chapter for easy listening. Having your child listen to an audio-book is an excellent activity to build their reading skills. And if they are ready, they can even follow along with their own printed copy of the book.

On his website, Jacob is reading from decodable chapter books, Simple Word Books, by Cigdem Knebel. The chapter books are for higher interest levels with low reading level (High/low books). My son is currently enjoying these books. www.simplewordsbooks.com

I hope this video inspires you and your children, and helps to build their confidence as readers. If you find any great resources or ideas to help, please share on our page, StepByStep: Learning to Read. đź’ś - Shannon Brownlee

Will listening to audiobooks slow down children's learning to read? .... No, it will actually help them be better reader...
06/07/2019

Will listening to audiobooks slow down children's learning to read? .... No, it will actually help them be better readers!
Audio books also help dyslexic children keep up with their peers, by taking away the focus on decoding and letting them focus on comprehension, meaning, and higher-level vocabulary acquisition.
Here is a great article on this topic.

"The first thing to know is that listening to audiobooks isn’t “cheating.” The main purpose of reading is to get information. It doesn’t matter what path that information takes to reach the brain."
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If your child is struggling to learn how to read, audiobooks may seem like a good solution. But will they slow down her progress? An expert explains.

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05/28/2019

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The science of teaching reading

Thank you, R.I.S.E. of Arkansas, for this graphic, that shows the what, the why, and the how.

Thank you to all who attended our workshop. We were very excited to see so many join us to learn about Lively Letters. W...
05/19/2019

Thank you to all who attended our workshop. We were very excited to see so many join us to learn about Lively Letters. We hope you enjoyed our presentation. If you have any questions or want more information, please don't hesitate to reach out to us.

* A reminder that your promo code for a 20% discount expires this Wednesday, if you are interested in purchasing any of the lively Letter materials. Our affiliate link is: https://rwtlc.ositracker.com/125611/8451
Thank you all! =)

Quickly and dramatically close gaps in phonemic awareness, phonics, and speech production with the Lively Letters and Sight Words You Can See Programs.

Step by Step: Learning to Read Is proud to announce that we are now a TLC Team Affiliate. To purchase Reading with TLC L...
05/17/2019

Step by Step: Learning to Read Is proud to announce that we are now a TLC Team Affiliate. To purchase Reading with TLC Lively Letters, or Sight Words you Can see materials,please consider using our affiliate link below and Reading with TLC will know that we sent you their way. We are very grateful!

* For those attending our workshop tomorrow, you will receive a limited time promo code for a 20% discount!!

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We can't wait to share this fun multi-sensory reading program with you all!

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Step by Step: Learning to Read - Reading and Writing Instruction for Struggling Readers

Nancy Williams, a speech-language therapist, special educator and certified reading teacher (Orton Gillingham and Wilson Reading) has taught early intervention, elementary, and middle school students with special needs for over 30 years in northern Maine, New Mexico, and Boston. Originally, an elementary resource teacher who wanted to discover more about her students' language needs, Nancy returned to school to study speech, oral and written language, and reading at the Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Health Professions. Now, having returned to her home in Carleton County, she practices in her area of special interest - teaching reading and written language to students with dyslexia.

Nancy’s training and experience supports students and parents with: *Rule-based, direct reading instruction supported by *Standardized and criterion-referenced assessment NBALSPA certification #536; ASHA certification #: 09148191; M.S. Ed. Lesley University; M.S. Communication Disorders, Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Health Professions

Contact Nancy: 1-506-503-2763; nancyfleaglewilliams@gmail.com or message at this page. Based in Woodstock; center-based or home visits.

Shannon Brownlee, is a homeschool mother of two and a multi-sensory reading tutor. She began homeschooling over 8 years ago when her son was diagnosed with severe dyslexia, auditory processing disorder, expressive language delay and Autism. She was told that her son would not likely learn to read. With many years of studying multisensory instruction and the Orton-Gillingham approach to teaching reading, she has helped her son become a reader! Shannon has been tutoring children for the past 2 years using the Orton-Gillingham approach of reading instruction. Shannon has her Bachelors degree with honourable distinction in Visual Communication Design (B. Des) from the University of Alberta. She is certified in Lively Letters and is certified as a Reading with TLC Team Trainer. She recently attended an 11 hour online conference, Building Readers for Life, hosted by the Literacy Nest. She continues to further her own education in pursuing her passion to help children learn to read.