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Welcome to Key Concepts for Literacy!
“Research indicates that as many as 70% of students with the classification of SLD (specific learning disability) would NOT have been classified had they been appropriately screened prior to 1st grade and thus received early intervention strategies” -Lyon Fletcher from Rethinking Learning Disabilities
The Good News: “With appropriate teaching interventions, students with dyslexia can learn successfully and reach their full potential.”
Our Services
–One-on-One Dyslexia Tutoring (includes an initial assessment, individualized tutoring plan, weekly private sessions)
–Individualized Education Plan (IEP) Consulting for Parents (includes a meeting to review student files and background, outline what to expect in the IEP meeting, provide a list of questions to ask & answer any questions parents may have about the process).
Background on Dyslexia
DYS= “difficulty with”
LEXIA= “language” (spelling, reading, writing and speech)
DYSLEXIA is an unexpected difficulty with language despite intelligence, motivation and education
Signs of Dyslexia
Difficulty with:
- -Learning to speak
- -Learning letters and their sounds
- -Rhyming Words
- -Organizing written and spoken language
- -Spelling
- -Reading quickly enough to comprehend
- -Learning a foreign language
- -Memorizing number facts
Dyslexic Strengths
- -Often capable or even gifted in areas such as art, computer science, design, drama, electronics, math and music
- -Excellent thinking skills and ability to figure things out, curiosity, a great imagination, talent for building things, inventive, global thinkers, excellent people skills
- -Famous examples: Albert Einstein, Walt Disney, Thomas Edison



