The Learning to Read Solution: Tailor-made For Your Dyslexic Child
Dyslexia is a perceptual condition that affects thinking and learning. The condition of dyslexia results in an abnormal or altered ability to read, speak, learn and work with written characters of any kind.
Dyslexics tend to be predominantly big picture (Gestalt) thinkers who rely on the composite of their many sensory perceptions to know what they are looking at. When reading 2-dimensional characters (letters, numbers, symbols), there is limited sensory input available, and none that gives a meaningful, fully 3-dimensional experience.
The Learning to Read Program appeals to the dyslexic child's need for sensory stimulated learning by utilizing a unique 3-D, multi-sensory approach, never seen before in other learning disabilities program. The Learning to Read Program books feature pop-up pictures, sound and touch -- exactly what your child needs to become a successful reader.
How do I get my child tested for dyslexia? Why does my child get so frustrated when reading? Find out the answers to common questions like these here.
Take our assessment tests to help evaluate your child's needs and establish if they require The Learning to Read Program to help overcome their disability.
Download reading tests and other helpful documents that will assist you in helping your child and understanding their learning disability.