Dyslexia Or Learning Disabilities

Parent Revolution to Beat Dyslexia or Learning Disabilities
By Mira Halpert and Mark Halpert

5 Steps to Improve Standardized Test Scores??Success

Standardized reading tests are a major challenge for many students, especially for those with Dyslexia or Learning Disabilities. The math tests are very difficult for students with reading comprehension issues because the questions are either ambiguous and or very wordy.

For the child, the threats include:

· They will be retained

· Being excluded from more enjoyable activities to get the second or even third dose of reading and math help

· Frequent testing that tends to reaffirm their issues

Parents are often frustrated that progress is minimal, despite a major investment of time, money and time. This article is designed to help parents understand that learning differences, vision and attention issues could all be playing a role.

Reading comprehension, attention, vision, and test taking issues can all be major contributors to your child?™s success. Below we have outlined 5-steps that parents can take to help their child succeed on high-stakes tests and beyond with a holistic approach:

1- Have a school or outside professional assess your child for reading, attention and vision issues. Over 75% of our students have two of the three issues and over 40% have all three.