A Better Way to Help Dyslexic Children than Relying on Public Schools
Written by Sandie Barrie Blackley, MA/CCC
Published on April 23, 2014
Many school teachers and administrators wish they could provide more help for struggling readers and writers, but they lack resources and training to do so. Few parents understand what they are getting themselves into if they try to navigate the school system as an academic lifeline for their struggling students. It is time-consuming, complex, frustrating, and worst of all it’s often entirely fruitless.
Luckily, the process of getting young struggling readers the help they need outside of school is efficient and straightforward. Lexercise gets kids the help they need in four easy steps and in only a few weeks:
Click to expand imageIf your child struggles with reading, writing, or spelling, the critical first step is to schedule a professional evaluation. No matter where you live, your child can be tested and treated individually, and virtually, by clinical educators at Lexercise. Learn more here, or contact us at Info@Lexercise.com or 1-919-747-4557.
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Sandie Barrie Blackley, MA/CCC
MA/CCC - Co-founder and Chief Knowledge Officer
Lexercise’s Chief Knowledge Officer (CKO) and ASHA fellow, brings a wealth of expertise in speech-language pathology and 40+ years of literacy instruction. Her background in teaching and curriculum development provides Lexercise with a solid foundation in evidence-based practices. Sandie’s profound understanding of learning disabilities and her commitment to inclusive education drive the company’s innovative approach to literacy.
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