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Blog Posts: Special Tutoring Insights

School girl At Classroom During Reading Intervention Program

Letter Reversals and Dyslexia: When Is Mixing Up b and d a Concern?

Letter Reversals and Dyslexia: When Is Mixing Up b and d a Concern?

Orton-Gillingham at Home: What Parents Can Do and When to Get a Tutor

Orton-Gillingham vs Wilson Reading System: What’s the Difference?

Orton-Gillingham Assessment: Does My Child Need One? Signs and Next Steps

How Do I Know If My Child’s Reading Struggles Are Just a Phase?

My Child Has an IEP but Still Isn’t Improving — What Else Can We Do?

My Toddler Isn’t Talking as Much as Other Kids — Should We Be Worried?

What Is a Structured Literacy Approach, and Does My Child Need One?

Is My Child Just a Slow Reader, or Do They Have Dyslexia?

Child working with a tutor while comparing the Wilson Reading System and Barton reading approaches

Wilson Reading System vs. Barton: What’s the Difference?

By Laila Madhani

Both the Wilson Reading System and the Barton Reading and Spelling System are well-known, evidence-based programs for children with dyslexia — and both are built on Orton-Gillingham principles. So how do you know which one…
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Learnability reading comprehension support for children struggling with reading difficulties

Why Smart Kids Struggle With Reading Comprehension | Parent Warning Signs

By learnadmin

Why Smart Kids Struggle With Reading Comprehension | Parent Warning Signs “My child is smart…so why are they struggle with reading?” Many parents become worried when they see their child reading words correctly but struggling…
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A Child Struggling With Reading Comprehension

Why Smart Children Struggle With Reading

By learnadmin

It is one of the most confusing and heartbreaking experiences a parent can face. Your child is clearly bright. They ask clever questions, solve problems creatively, remember details from conversations months ago, and show genuine…
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Why Is One-On-One Tutoring Important

Why One-on-One Tutoring Matters: The Power of Personalized Attention

By learnadmin

In today’s fast-paced educational environment, students often struggle to keep up with classroom lessons, leaving gaps in their learning. This is where one-on-one tutoring shines, providing personalized attention that can help students overcome challenges and…
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Child learning through multisensory reading instruction for dyslexia support

Why Multisensory Learning Helps Children With Dyslexia and Reading Difficulties

By learnadmin

Many parents notice something confusing about their child’s learning experience. Their child may seem intelligent, creative, curious, and capable in everyday life. They may enjoy conversations, understand complex ideas, and ask thoughtful questions. But when…
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Why Is Multisensory Learning Effective

Why Is Multisensory Learning Effective? What You Need To Know

By learnadmin

If you’ve ever wondered why is multisensory learning effective, you may have come across the term. Today, we’ll explore how this approach helps children learn better. Today, we’re breaking down what multisensory learning is, how…
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Child struggling with reading comprehension difficulties during homework

Why Does My Child Read Fluently but Still Not Understand What They Read?

By learnadmin

Why Does My Child Read Fluently but Still Not Understand What They Read? “My child can read the words perfectly…so why don’t they understand the story?” This is one of the most confusing situations many…
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Parent comforting a child who is struggling to keep up with reading

When Your Child Is the Only One Who Still Can’t Read

By Laila Madhani

There’s a particular kind of ache that comes with watching your child realize they’re behind. Maybe it happened at a school pickup, when another parent mentioned their kid just finished a chapter book. Maybe your…
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Adhd And Add

What’s the Difference Between ADHD and ADD?

By learnadmin

When you hear about ADHD and ADD, it’s easy to assume that they are two terms for the same thing. In reality, while both refer to attention-related conditions, they have distinct characteristics. If you’ve ever…
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Child having their first online tutoring session with a specialist instructor

What to Expect in Your Child’s First Tutoring Session | Learnability

By learnadmin

Booking your child’s first specialist tutoring session can feel like a big step, especially if they’ve already had a rough time with reading, spelling, or math at school. Parents often ask the same questions before…
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Recent Posts

  • Letter Reversals and Dyslexia: When Is Mixing Up b and d a Concern?
  • Letter Reversals and Dyslexia: When Is Mixing Up b and d a Concern?
  • Orton-Gillingham at Home: What Parents Can Do and When to Get a Tutor
  • Orton-Gillingham vs Wilson Reading System: What’s the Difference?
  • Orton-Gillingham Assessment: Does My Child Need One? Signs and Next Steps
  • How Do I Know If My Child’s Reading Struggles Are Just a Phase?
  • My Child Has an IEP but Still Isn’t Improving — What Else Can We Do?
  • My Toddler Isn’t Talking as Much as Other Kids — Should We Be Worried?
  • What Is a Structured Literacy Approach, and Does My Child Need One?
  • Is My Child Just a Slow Reader, or Do They Have Dyslexia?

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