Multisensory Reading Clinic

 

At Multisensory Reading Clinic, we are not only helping your child to learn how to read and spell correctly, but we are also instilling his self-confidence and self-esteem because we know the psychology of reading because...

 

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We know what to teach and how to teach!

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100% Success literacy intervention, remediation and Prevention 

 

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Not everyone can learn to read and during the first reading assessment appointment, our reading specialist will know in less than a minute if your child can learn to read; if he cannot learn to read, you will receive a 100% refund of your child's reading assessment service fee but you will also have the option to continue with the assessment for the recommendations of your child's specific learning needs. 

 

You must also send us your child's psychological evaluation issued in Canada with an indication that he has dyslexia, a learning disability, or a problem learning to read. It is also ideal to have another psychological evaluation after your child is done with his remediation with us so that you can compare his reading level before and after our literacy intervention.

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We guarantee that your struggling child with mild dyslexia will start learning to read within the given lessons during his 15 initial sessions, but there is no guarantee of how many sessions he needs to reach his appropriate grade level. 

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Our individualized literacy intervention is based on your child's capacity to learn. We cannot introduce concepts to your child more than he can handle or else, he will 'meltdown.' The duration of the therapeutic tutoring program varies and it depends on several factors:

• Degree of your child's language difficulty: mild or severe

• Has other disabilities and/or disorders in addition to dyslexia: i.e. ADHD, autism, etc.

• Attendance: how often your child has sessions with us and how long

• The 'gap' between your child's reading level and his peers; i.e. he is in grade five with a reading level of grade one

• His independent work: substantial practice at home of the lessons learned is one of the most important aspects of the program to reach his appropriate grade level and the more the student practice, the better and the faster to close the gap between his peers.

 

We are allowing parents to borrow materials from the more than 100, 000 very structured and fluency word cards as well as the digital copies of our very structured workbooks and worksheets that we have created to practice at home in order toto speed up the process and reinforce his learning.

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The parents need to know that we teach the English language step-by-step as it is necessary for long-term success. Besides, the previous lessons are linked to the next lessons. We, therefore, do not offer a "band-aid solution" therapeutic tutoring service because it would not and could not help your child to become a lifelong independent learner - our ultimate goal!

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Also, learning to read takes several years through formal schooling with approximately 180 hours of instruction for each grade level, for students without learning disabilities. The concepts of our Multisensory Reading & Spelling Program are based on regular schools from kindergarten until grade three for reading, and until high school for spelling.

 

If someone tells you that he has a reading method with a quicker approach to teaching your child to fluently and accurately read and spell, consider it as a "red flag," because there is no WAY to guarantee a time frame.

 

Finally, with close to a million English words and counting from different sources: Greek, German, Latin, and French with their own rules, strategies, and techniques to read and spell, there is no such thing as a quick-fix literacy intervention, let alone for individuals with a specific disability called dyslexia.

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Although our list is not comprehensive, you can check  the concepts that your child will learn from our word list 

 

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