Dyslexia is a learning disability that affects the way students express and interpret words, letters, and sounds. Students with dyslexia find it difficult to read at a good pace without making any mistakes. In addition to this, they may also find difficulty with reading comprehension, writing, and spelling. To overcome this challenge, Orton Gillingham tutors […]
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What is Learning Disability? Learning disabilities are a diverse group of neurological conditions that affect how individuals receive, process, and express information. These disabilities can impact various aspects of learning, such as reading, writing, math, and even social skills. It’s crucial to demystify learning disabilities and promote understanding to create a supportive environment for those
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Your child struggles to read. You’ve wondered more than once if they might have dyslexia. Perhaps one of their parents or grandparents was diagnosed, or maybe they never had a dyslexia assessment to find out for sure. Maybe someone has suggested your child be tested, so you wonder if it is time for a dyslexia
Back to school has in our memories for decades before. There is still the excitement that comes with new school supplies, clothes and classes. Yet there is some uncertainty as we wonder how many times if any, will schools shift to remote learning again. Once your child is back to school in 2021, they (and
With technology today, reading may seem less important. In fact, it is more critical than ever. That’s why Class In Session uses the Orton Gillingham Approach to work one-on-one with students. Children with dyslexia require the same information about our language as any other child learning to read. But, dyslexia makes it more difficult to
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Children with ADD/ADHD require learning programs specifically designed for them. That’s why schools implement Individualized Educational Plans. There are some aspects of an educational plan for children with ADD/ADHD that are common among all students. 3 Elements of Successful Educational Plans for Students With ADD/ADHD Successful plans for students with ADD/ADHD integrate these 3 elements:
Children struggle with school sometimes. Algebra, conjunctions, fractions or learning to read. We all dealt with something when we went to school. So, how can you tell if your child is just dealing with a small, temporary difficulty or if there is a real problem, like Learning Disabilities or ADHD? An assessment is helpful when:
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Executive function challenges show up as problems with planning, organizing, flexible thinking, working memory and self-regulating/self-control. These are a key set of mental skills for learning. Children who struggle with executive functioning are not dealing with a learning disability in itself. Instead, these weaknesses are mental skills that can be improved. The challenges with executive
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It is vital to ask your CIS instructor about the progress your child with dyslexia is making at each milestone and term. The right questions, at the right time make it possible for you to work together to support your child through their learning journey. Here is a list of questions to ask at each
How To Help Your Child Increase Focus and Concentration Students at every grade level have trouble concentrating or staying focused sometimes. Children with learning disabilities find it even more difficult. Many struggle to pay proper attention in the classroom and find it difficult to complete their homework. Concentration and focus have big impacts on any
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