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Christina - Dornach102Fr
102FrOne on One Virtual Dyslexia Therapy / Online Reading Intervention
Trusted teacher: I provide one on one virtual dyslexia therapy using Take Flight: A Comprehensive Reading Intervention for Students with Dyslexia. The curriculum was created for children who have been identified with Dyslexia. It is an individualized Orton-Gillingham based approach which addresses all areas of language development needed to create successful spellers, readers and writers. What is Dyslexia therapy? Intervention for dyslexia directly, explicitly and systematically teaches an awareness of the sounds of language, letter-sound associations, vocabulary and strategies for understanding written language. Guided, repeated practice enables the child to apply what they have learned efficiently. Intensity (e.g., smaller group size, extended length of sessions and treatment, more individualized lessons) is what distinguishes dyslexia intervention from regular reading instruction. We are retraining the Dyslexic brain by lighting up the parts of the brain that are working well, and helping to compensate for the part that is weaker. Who can teach Take Flight? I have been certified to teach Take Flight, only certified practitioners may utilize the Take Flight program. The program was created at the Luke Waites Center for Dyslexia & Learning Disorders at the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas, Texas. It is a highly effective, multi-sensory, explicit, systematic phonetic method of instruction for both reading and spelling. We start at the phoneme level of language, at very basic skills, and progress to the more nuanced skills such as morphology and etymology. How often do children need therapy? This program is intended to be taught 5 times a week for 45 minutes each session or 4 times a week for 60 minutes each session. If necessary, we can make accommodations for timing. Therapy is a marathon, not a sprint.
Reading (dyslexia) · Reading · Spelling
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Sara - Egypt16Fr
16FrFrom Slow Reader to Confident Reader: Step by Step
Trusted teacher: 📖 Is Your Child a Slow Reader? Here’s How We Can Help! Reading should be an enjoyable and empowering experience for every child, but for some, it can feel slow, frustrating, or even discouraging. If your child struggles to read fluently, skips words, takes too long to finish a sentence, or often guesses instead of sounding out, they may need structured support in key reading skills. At our reading sessions, we take a step-by-step approach to help your child become a confident and fluent reader. Our method is based on proven techniques that support children who need more time and targeted guidance. 🌟 What We Focus On: 🔤 Letter–Sound Correspondence We ensure your child knows how to match letters and letter combinations with their correct sounds. This is the foundation of decoding and reading unfamiliar words. 🧠 Phonological Awareness We build skills like sound blending, segmenting, rhyming, and word manipulation. These activities train the brain to recognize how sounds work within words — a key to both reading and spelling success. 📚 Fluency Building Once the basics are in place, we work on fluency through repetition, guided reading, and fun activities that increase reading speed and accuracy without pressure. 🔁 Reinforcement and Confidence We use multisensory strategies and repetition to help children retain what they learn — and more importantly, feel proud of their progress. Whether your child has been formally diagnosed with a learning difficulty or simply needs extra support, our personalized sessions can help them overcome reading challenges and start to enjoy books and stories again. ✨ Every child learns at their own pace. With the right guidance and encouragement, even the slowest reader can grow into a strong, independent reader. 📩 Reach out today to learn more about how we can support your child’s reading journey. Let’s unlock their potential — one sound, one word, one page at a time.
Reading (dyslexia)
Andreah - Munich, Germany87Fr
87FrVirtual Dyslexia Therapy- Research Based Reading Intervention
Trusted teacher: I have tried my best to educate myself on different interventions that would help my students throughout my teaching journey. When it came to students with dyslexia, my research was taking me down several different avenues. There is a lot of information available on dyslexia interventions that are centered around personal successes. While these resources were helpful, I needed to take my interventions a step further for my students that were really struggling with reading. This is when I found Take Flight: A Comprehensive Intervention for Students with Dyslexia. What is Take Flight? Take Flight (TF) is a multisensory, structured approach to teaching written by the education staff of the Luke Waites Center for Dyslexia and Learning Disorders at Scottish Rite for Children (SRC) hospital. Take Flight builds on the success of previous dyslexia intervention programs developed at SRC: Alphabet Phonics, Dyslexia Training Program and TSRH Literacy Program. It is a two year, Orton-Gillingham based curriculum designed for students 7 years of age and older who have been identified as having dyslexia. The reason Take Flight initially caught my attention is because the whole program is developed based on research! Research and data! These are two words I absolutely love as an educator Who Can Administer Take Flight? Take Flight trained therapists are called Certified Academic Language Therapists (CALTs). CALTs have extensive training needed to serve students with dyslexia. In order to become a CALT a person must: Hold a bachelor’s degree Go through a two year training program Complete a minimum of 700 clinical teaching hours Submit video demonstrations, book reports and chapter reviews Complete a minimum of 200 instructional hours Pass an exam that results in certification by the Academic Language Therapy Association
Reading (dyslexia) · Dyslexia
Dee - Palma de Mallorca, Spain44Fr
44FrEmpowering Readers: A Confidence-Building Journey for Dyslexic Learners
Trusted teacher: This class is designed to provide a supportive and encouraging environment for dyslexic children to boost their confidence in reading and enhance their language skills. Through interactive activities and tailored approaches, we aim to make learning enjoyable, fostering a positive relationship with language. 🎓 Class Structure: 1. Welcome and Icebreakers (15 minutes): Introduction and warm welcome Icebreaker activities to create a comfortable and inclusive atmosphere 2. Understanding Dyslexia (20 minutes): Brief discussion on dyslexia Sharing stories of successful individuals with dyslexia to inspire and motivate 3. Multi-Sensory Reading Techniques (30 minutes): Introduction to multi-sensory learning methods Interactive exercises incorporating visual, auditory, and kinesthetic elements 4. Individualized Reading Plans (20 minutes): Assessing each child's reading level and challenges Crafting personalized reading plans to address specific needs 5. Confidence-Building Reading Games (25 minutes): Engaging games designed to reinforce reading skills Encouraging teamwork and positive competition 6. Creative Storytelling (20 minutes): Interactive storytelling session Encouraging students to participate in creating their stories 7. Reflection and Sharing (15 minutes): Open discussion on the day's activities Sharing achievements and positive experiences 8. Homework Assignments (10 minutes): Simple, enjoyable reading assignments to reinforce skills Encouraging parental involvement in the learning process 9. Q&A and Feedback (15 minutes): Addressing any questions or concerns Gathering feedback for continuous improvement 10. Closing and Affirmations (10 minutes): Recap of key takeaways Positive affirmations to boost confidence Class Logistics: Duration: 2 hours per session Frequency: Weekly sessions for sustained progress Platform: In-person or online. Note: This class is a safe space where dyslexic learners can embrace their unique strengths and build the confidence needed for a successful reading journey. The activities are designed to accommodate different learning styles and create an environment where every child feels valued and supported. 🌈
Dyslexia · Reading (dyslexia) · Special education
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Dutch tutoring. All levels. Also help with dyslexia. (Amsterdam)
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Ineke is amazing with kids and was extremely helpful and guided us as to what best route to follow with our daughters learning. I would highly recommend her as she comes with a lot of experience
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Jessica
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Jessica was fantastic, it was instantly clear she knows her stuff and gave me a very helpful outline for my assignment, which made it so much easier for me to write that damn thing. Big thanks 🙏
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The lesson was quite interactive and I learned good few sentences today. I look forward to sharpen my language skills with these lessons.
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