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READING DEVELOPMENT
Reading development should be a concern for any child not reading at or above grade level.
PURPOSE OF WRITING
The purpose of writing is to be read by others. Seeing one's writing is a joy for anyone, but it is a sense of accomplishment for a child.
THE WRITING CONNECTION
What does the writing connection have to do with reading? Have you noticed that one of the first things kids want to learn is how to write their name?
SITE MAP
This site map contains all of the main categories for information contained on the learning disabilities reading tutor website.
FAIRY READING CORNER
Fairy Corner is a themed reading corner for your daughter. Making a special place for her to develop her reading skill will help her succeed in school.
Aspergers Syndrome Corner 7
Aspergers Syndrome Corner7 is the last of Dawn's blog about her 22 year old daughter that has Aspergers.
WHY HOMESCHOOL
Why homeschool gives 10 reasons why parents are currently teaching their children at home.
TESTIMONIALS
Read these testimonials to be encouraged that even the child that has a severe learning challenge can learn to read. Parents write how their child is learning to read after almost giving up hope.
READING DISABILITY - How is it different from a Learning Disability?
The terms reading disability and learning disability are sometimes used interchangeably. A reading disability can be caused by a learning disability such as dyslexia, ADD/ADHD, autism or Aspergers.
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LEARNING DISABILITIES ARE ALSO READING DISABILITIES
Learning disabilities and reading disabilities are terms used interchangeably.
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BUILDING A HOME LIBRARY
Building a home library is essential for supporting and helping to grow a child's desire to read. A reading nook can be made anywhere: a corner of a child's room, under the loft bed, in the tree hous
Reading Specialist
Rene Armbruster, reading specialist and creator of Learning Disabilities Reading Tutor.com. tells who she is and gives her credentials.
Reading: The Cornerstone to Success
This on-line reading tutor website is audio assisted so that parents that are dyslexic or struggled with learning will have the tools to help their child learn to read.
Overcoming Dyslexia Summary
Drs. Shaywitz has written a national bestseller about how to teach adult dyslexics.
DYSGRAPHIA
People with dysgraphia have problems holding a pencil. Watch this video to find out a radical new way to hold a pencil. People who suffer with arthritis can also benefit from holding the pencil this
ASPERGERS SYNDROME CORNER 2
In this issue of Aspergers Syndrome Corner 2 blog, Dawn tells about the early years with Kelsea and how it was very frustrating because she didn't know what was wrong with her daughter.
ASPERGERS SYNDROME CORNER - 1
Aspergers Syndrome Corner - 1, a blog by Dawn. It is an account of homeschooling her daughter who has Aspergers and other learning disabilities and sensitivity issues.
AUSTRALIAN RUNNER CLIFF YOUNG
This is the inspirational story of runner Cliff Young, a sexagenarian Australian who ran his first ultra-marathon 7 day event and shocked the world with his win by breaking the record by 2 days.
BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE - An Important Component for Comprehension
Background knowledge is having enough information so that what is read is comprehended.
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