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Reading Proficiency by Third Grade is Essential to a Child's Future Academic Success
Learn how you can take the reigns and help your struggling reader succeed in school. e-Book Created by Dyslexia Advocate, Amy Ruocco.
If you have a child who has been struggling to learn to read, you may be at a loss as to how to help him or her become a proficient reader.
I understand where you are all too well. I was there myself about several years ago. My journey began when I noticed that my son was not picking up his letters and he was struggling to read words he had JUST read correctly in the prior sentence.
What I discovered was that there is a lot to know... so as a dyslexia advocate, I created a step-by-step e-book that addresses the issues that my clients were unaware of prior to working with me. If you are going through this process on your own, this e-book will shave years of time off your journey and will put you in the driver's seat of your next IEP meeting.
I am happy to say that my son is now reading above grade-level and loves going to school again. His success is all due to the fact that we got him the right help early on. He was identified by first grade and was proficient by the end of third grade. Although every child is unique, there is no reason for you to endure the countless sleepless nights I did wondering whether you are on the right path.
10 Steps to School Success for Your Struggling Reader provides you with everything you need to know to help your child thrive rather than survive in school.
What's Inside...
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Why Do So Many Children Struggle to Learn to Read?
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What is Dyslexia and What isn't It?
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Why is It so Important to Identify Dyslexia Early?
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Why is a Good Neuropsychological Evaluation a Vital Tool?
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What are Your Child’s Rights Under the Law?
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Why is the Appropriate Disability Category is So Important?
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How Can Working with an Advocate Help You Cut Through the Red Tape?
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Why Do You Need to Pay Attention to Your Child's IEP: Parent Concerns, Vision Statement, Goals and Benchmarks?
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How Often Should You Monitor Progress and Convene the IEP Team?
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How Can You Support Your Child at Home?
Testimonials From Clients:
One year later there are no tears, no anxiety and no screaming in the morning and during homework time. My daughter is happy and reading and enjoying her school years. — Holly, Salem, NH
Amy is a gifted advocate who supported us through every step of getting our son the help he desperately needed. Her personal experience – coupled with her expertise and unwavering commitment to the emotional and educational well being of children – make her the advocate you want sitting next to you at a school meeting. — Keith and Alex, Marblehead, MA
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If you have a child who has been struggling to learn to read, you may be at a loss as to how to help him or her become a proficient reader.
I understand where you are all too well. I was there myself about several years ago. My journey began when I noticed that my son was not picking up his letters and he was struggling to read words he had JUST read correctly in the prior sentence.
What I discovered was that there is a lot to know... so as a dyslexia advocate, I created a step-by-step e-book that addresses the issues that my clients were unaware of prior to working with me. If you are going through this process on your own, this e-book will shave years of time off your journey and will put you in the driver's seat of your next IEP meeting.
I am happy to say that my son is now reading above grade-level and loves going to school again. His success is all due to the fact that we got him the right help early on. He was identified by first grade and was proficient by the end of third grade. Although every child is unique, there is no reason for you to endure the countless sleepless nights I did wondering whether you are on the right path.
10 Steps to School Success for Your Struggling Reader provides you with everything you need to know to help your child thrive rather than survive in school.
What's Inside...
-
Why Do So Many Children Struggle to Learn to Read?
-
What is Dyslexia and What isn't It?
-
Why is It so Important to Identify Dyslexia Early?
-
Why is a Good Neuropsychological Evaluation a Vital Tool?
-
What are Your Child’s Rights Under the Law?
-
Why is the Appropriate Disability Category is So Important?
-
How Can Working with an Advocate Help You Cut Through the Red Tape?
-
Why Do You Need to Pay Attention to Your Child's IEP: Parent Concerns, Vision Statement, Goals and Benchmarks?
-
How Often Should You Monitor Progress and Convene the IEP Team?
-
How Can You Support Your Child at Home?
Testimonials From Clients:
One year later there are no tears, no anxiety and no screaming in the morning and during homework time. My daughter is happy and reading and enjoying her school years. — Holly, Salem, NH
Amy is a gifted advocate who supported us through every step of getting our son the help he desperately needed. Her personal experience – coupled with her expertise and unwavering commitment to the emotional and educational well being of children – make her the advocate you want sitting next to you at a school meeting. — Keith and Alex, Marblehead, MA
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