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Tutoring, awareness and advocacy Every reader needs a champion! There is help When your bright child struggles to read Tools for the future Explore tools for a lifetime of learning

Tutoring

Reading intervention is a key first step. Read Team uses the Barton Reading and Spelling system, an OG-influenced, structured literacy approach proven to help students with dyslexia improve reading and spelling.

Advocacy Consulting

Help is here so you can build a support team and navigate with confidence the process of working with your school for the appropriate goals, interventions and accommodations suited for your dyslexic student.

Awareness

Raising awareness is core to the mission of Read Team with the #Dyslexia411 campaign. Identifying and saying dyslexia are key first steps in helping improve the lives of 20 percent of the population.

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Struggling readers

When your child has an unexpected reading challenge, more reading practice alone isn’t the solution. Intervention with a structured literacy approach that is research- and evidence-based is a key for a student with dyslexia. Orton Gillingham-influenced Barton Reading and Spelling is proven effective for young readers to adults. (1:1 online tutoring is also available.)

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Parents needing support

Parents – you are not alone. It can be daunting as you maneuver your way through what dyslexia means for your child and her educational career in the short- and long-term. Read Team can help you chart your course, provide support and work with your school in developing SMART IEP goals and classroom accommodations that fit your child.

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Raising awareness

At the core of Read Team’s mission is building awareness with the #Dyslexia411 campaign. Identifying dyslexia and calling it by name is key when it comes to children getting the appropriate intervention as soon as possible. The sad reality is that even the very best teachers don’t know much about dyslexia. We’re going to change that.

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October is Dyslexia Awareness Month!

October is the designated month to build awareness for many causes, and since 2015, dyslexia is one of them. If you’re like me – every month is dyslexia awareness month.…

October 6, 2018Read More

Prove them wrong!

If you need inspiration, here it is. I love this! “Find your strengths and compensate for your weaknesses …” And prove wrong those who say you can’t!

August 7, 2018Read More

Resources to watch and read

Below are a number of resources that will help you learn and understand more about reading challenges caused by dyslexia. The featured image is Ben Foss making a TEDx presentation…

August 6, 2018Read More

Heard at School No. 5

True confession 1: When my son’s schoolwork didn’t seem to match the intelligence of the kid I knew and loved, I thought he was being lazy. Homework was such a…

May 21, 2018Read More

Heard at School No. 4

This one is very common – an outright unwillingness to say the “D” word, or even a declaration that it’s the disability that must not be named. This nugget above came…

January 19, 2018Read More

Heard at School No. 3

Trust your instincts. You see the whole picture – your child at home and at school. You know her struggles. She frets at homework, seems unable to read the same…

December 11, 2017Read More

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Fresh from our blog

  • October is Dyslexia Awareness Month!
  • Prove them wrong!
  • Resources to watch and read
  • Heard at School No. 5

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