Dyslexia Tutoring and IEP Advocacy
IEP Advocacy and Dyslexia Tutoring using the Barton System (OG based)
Dyslexia Tutoring and IEP Advocacy
IEP Advocacy and Dyslexia Tutoring using the Barton System (OG based)
About Me
My Background
My Background
My Background
I am a former Reading Specialist, currently residing in Pennsylvania. I hold a M.A.T. from Dallas Baptist University. My specialty is reading and spelling tutoring for dyslexia.
I took training in IEP Advocacy from Wrightslaw and from the
Dyslexia Training Institute.
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My Expertise
My Background
My Background
Dyslexia tutoring requires a systematic and sequential approach. I received extensive training through Mansfield ISD, TX (Region XI) in how to identify and teach children with dyslexia. Research shows that teaching reading through an Orton-Gillingham based method works best. In tutoring, I use Barton, Heggerty, and Kilpatrick.
I have compl
Dyslexia tutoring requires a systematic and sequential approach. I received extensive training through Mansfield ISD, TX (Region XI) in how to identify and teach children with dyslexia. Research shows that teaching reading through an Orton-Gillingham based method works best. In tutoring, I use Barton, Heggerty, and Kilpatrick.
I have completed Advocacy Training through Wrightslaw and the Dyslexia Training Institute. Because of my role as a reading specialist, I have experience in IEP meetings for students with dyslexia. I can advise on appropriate services and accommodations for your student and help you in IEP meetings.
Lessons
My Background
Lessons
Lessons are offered on a one-on-one basis. For best results, it is recommended that students work with me for at least two sessions a week, all year, including summers. Sessions are 50 minutes long.
Signing up for dyslexia tutoring requires a commitment from the student AND the parent. Consistency is key. I offer remote and in-person tutoring.