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Activities at home that support instruction at school. Tips for working with teachers to make learning more effective.

Choosing a Reading Tutor star
Looking for a reading tutor? Cost, training, personality, and location are all factors to consider when choosing a reading tutor.

Creative Summer Reading Activities star
Reading activities to make summer learning fun.

Don't Give Up on Struggling Older Readers star
Most reading remediation programs are for younger students because they are more likely to succeed. However, that doesn´t mean that you should give up on an older student who is behind in reading.

Improving Reading Fluency star
Does your child read slowly, pausing before every word? Then she needs to work on her fluency. Fluency can be improved in just a few minutes a day with repeat readings.

Managing Homework star
10 tips to help manage the homework load.

Phonics games star
Finally I have found a phonics/spelling game that I love and can be enjoyed by students of various age levels

School Conferences star
Practical advice on how to prepare for a school conference, if your child is struggling in reading.

Spelling Rules star
An introduction to basic spelling rules including when to use TCH, and DGE and how to incorporate phonics into spelling instruction.

Summer Reading star
If your child struggles with reading, summer is a wonderful time to improve reading skills, find interesting books, and select novels that are at the appropriate reading level

What is Dyslexia star
Dyslexia is misunderstood problem. Many people think it has to do with writing letters backwards. However in the official definition of dyslexia there is no mention of letter reversals.

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