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1. Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes: ( general )
Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes, internationally renowned for educational programs and research, has pioneered instructional models to develop the sensory-cognitive processes that underlie reading, spelling, comprehension, critical thinking, and math. Lindamood-Bell® Learning Centers provide one-on-one instruction using our groundbreaking instructional methods; Lindamood-Bell® Professional Development offers workshops for educators, and also provides a comprehensive school/district-wide model to develop language and literacy skills.

2. Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes: ( Learning Centers )
Lindamood-Bell® Learning Centers provide individualized instruction for children and adults, ranging from severely learning disabled to academically gifted. In our centers we often see children and adults previously diagnosed with…

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10 Comments Category: Literacy Skills
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I’m in grade 10 and no matter how hard i try i can’t do math. I read and re-read the questions but can’t get the numbers to stay in my head and i have lots of problems. I’m fantastic at english and good at other subjects.

Could i have something like dyslexia except affecting my math skills, not my literacy skills?

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1 Comment Category: General Literacy
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2 Comments Category: Literacy Skills
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I had originally posted this question under election, but did not receive much response.

In 2nd grade (30 something yrs ago) I was told I was “too slow” to keep up with the rest of the class. I was given a coloring book and put to the side of the class room while the others perticipated in reading. I dropped out of school the first week of the 9th grade.

Later when my son was diagnosed with Dyslexia I decided that I would be tested. I learned that I had an IQ of 139 and my LD was due to Petit…

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In 2nd grade (30 something yrs ago) I was told I was “too slow” to keep up with the rest of the class. I was given a coloring book and put to the side of the class room while the others perticipated in reading. I dropped out of school the first week of the 9th grade.

Later when my son was diagnosed with Dyslexia I decided that I would be tested. I learned that I had an IQ of 139 and my LD was due to Petit Mal Seizures.

I am now 40yrs old and have returned to college working towards…

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2 Comments Category: Teaching Literacy
Tags: Article, dyslexia, Good, have to

It can’t be said enough: the children themselves have caused themselves to be unable to read.

Meanwhile, the education establishment, the public schools, the schools of education, and the education professors are, as anyone can plainly see, not guilty of gross incompetence, not guilty of criminal malpractice, not guilty of intellectual child abuse, not guilty of dumbing down an entire society by ensuring that children would not learn to read even by middle school.

See how crazy it is? The public schools are doing an absolutely disgraceful job of making sure that kids can read. But do they ever apologize or take…

2 Comments Category: Children Literacy
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I started volunteering in our love literacy program at our elementary and my child wanted to practice writing words ( she is in first grade). She asked if she could write the world look down and when she did she spelled it kool, backwards, when i had her correct it she switched it around but put the K backwards at the end. And when she read she would guess at simple words like Dog, and when she would come across the same word again she would pronounce it a different way. Could she possibly have dyslexia? Or should i ask…

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Tags: def, Developing, dyslexia, Literacy, London, Pentonville, Prison, Read, Spell, Touch, TTRS, Type

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existence of low literacy rate

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Tags: Children, def, Developing, dyslexia, Literacy, Need, Read, Spell, Touch, TTRS, Type

www.ttrs.co.uk TTRS Touch-Type Read and Spell on Children in Need. TTRS is a multi-sensory (seeing, hearing, speaking, touching) touch typing computer-aided learning course for people with dyslexia and spelling, reading or writing difficulties.
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