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    Get The Facts – Learning Disabilities

    Learning disabilities can be a hard matter to come by. With so many assumptions made about them and made about people who have them, the truth can go unnoticed. Here are 5 facts about learning disabilities: 1.     Disorders dealing with a person’s attention span, (ADD,...

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    Essential Components of Reading, Part 2

    Practicing specific reading components can greatly help a child with reading, here are some more specifics to focus on when reading.

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    Essential Components of Reading, Part 1

    Teaching a child to read isn't just about throwing a book in front of them. Scientific research shows that there are essential components that a child must learn while learning how to read.

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    Read with Panache, Part 2

    Adding excitement to reading is important in engaging children and getting them interested in reading on their own. When reading together, follow these helpful tips to make sure you're adding some enthusiasm to the story.

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    Importance of one-on-one teaching

    Personalized one-on-one teaching is the greatest way for a student to learn. Many times, when a student is in a large class, they fall behind and do not fully grasp the lesson. Students then feel embarrassed to ask questions and get even further behind. In order to combat this problem, teachers have resorted to teaching the students one-on-one for a more personalized interaction to ensure the student understands the material.

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    Learning Activities at Home

    School doesn't have to be the only place that student learn and become engaged in reading and language skills.

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    Reading Games for Kids, Part 1

    One of the best ways to engage kids in reading and language skills is through playing fun games. This is a game that can be played with children of various ages and does not require many supplies.

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    Perfect Learning Tools for Kids, Part 2

    Earlier this week we shared some methods to get children engaged in reading, this post continues that topic with some more ideas:

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    Perfect Learning Tools for Kids, Part 1

    One of the best ways to get kids engaged in reading and language is to apply it to real-time situations. Using newspapers and magazines to get kids involved will help them enhance their skills. Here are some things to try.

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    Early Signs of Reading Trouble, Part 1

    From the preschool years, there should be indications of your child’s interest in reading. This is the time when you can start to tell if he or she is having some trouble and can start to help him or her from the beginning. Some indications that your child may need extra help include

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