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Dyslexia and ADHD
Twice-daily tutorial sessions form the core of our academic program. Each student receives small-group, Orton-Gillingham instruction. Our diagnostic teaching model ensures that every child receives prescriptive remediation and skill building in all primary areas of need.
Small classes allow students to access curriculum at their ability level in each subject. Our teachers reinforce skills developed in tutorial class and provide strategies and study skills that maximize each child's learning potential.
Eagle Hill-Southport School Timeline
Dyslexia Through the Eyes of a Child
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Eight-year-Thaddeus’s understanding of his learning differences is sure to give audiences true perspective on how children with dyslexia can cope.
Advocating For Your Dyslexic Child
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With the right support system from parents and teachers, dyslexia doesn’t have to be detrimental to a child’s learning experience.
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Deborah Lynam 21 December 2014, 18:26 Thank you Allison! This is important information for parents. Trust your gut and investigate!
Hope for Dyslexia
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Here’s to a hopeful future! Dr. Wolf shares how there’s never been more understanding and positivity surrounding dyslexia.
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Dyslexia in the Digital World
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With technological and digital platforms becoming more of the cultural norm, Dr. Wolf offers what the future may look like for children with dyslexia.
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Angela Lange 19 December 2014, 11:16 Love everything Maryanne Wolf shares! She has such amazing insights and thoughts. She inspires me to be and do better as a teacher :)
Seeking Support Amidst Dyslexia
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Finding friendship with others experiencing the same struggle is often times the best way to overcome the difficulties surrounding dyslexia.
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Dealing With Dyslexia in the Classroom
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Dr. Wolf explains the type of systems classrooms should instill for students with dyslexia in order to offer them an even playing field alongside their peers.
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You Can’t Treat A Non-Disease
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Dyslexia may make someone different, but it’s not a disease. Thus sufferers, with the support of their family and teachers, learn to tackle it, not treat it.
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When Dyslexia Acts Out
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Whether they become the bullied or bully, children with dyslexia must learn to cope with their learning difference in a healthy way.
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Empowering Sufferers: “Dyslexic Never Means Dumb”
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The misunderstandings surrounding intelligence and ability can be incredibly frustrating for children with dyslexia. Success is unachievable unless caretakers empower them through these emotional times.
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Developmental Stages of Dyslexia
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The basics of reading and writing are especially difficult for children with dyslexia to grasp. Dr. Wolf paints a picture of what their early classroom struggle may look like.
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Dyslexia’s Role in Daily Life
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The sufferer’s story of dyslexia starts from childhood and spans a lifetime. Dr. Wolf explains how it may present itself throughout development.
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Diagnosing Dyslexia
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Catching childhood dyslexia early on is often the differentiating factor between failure and success in school.
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Involving an Expert
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When a child is missing his or her language development milestones, it’s time to turn to a pediatrician for proper diagnosis.
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Diagnosing a Visual and Verbal Disconnect
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Caretakers can sense if a child may be suffering from dyslexia by looking for certain signs pertaining to a disassociation between sounds and letters.
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The Different Types of Dyslexia
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Dyslexia functions on a spectrum, meaning there is a range in the types of cases and unique characteristics that define each.
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