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Signs Of Dyslexia In 2^nd Grade

Parents and grandparents must advocate for your child.

If you don’t, who will?

Thank you, Cheri Rae, for this graphic.

Susan Barton loves getting emails like this:

Five years ago, my son was struggling terribly. He was in third grade and could no longer mask the difficulty he was having with reading fluency.

Homework drove him to tears. It had gotten so bad that he would hit himself in the head and call himself “stupid.” It broke my heart.

Today, Nolan completed the Barton Reading & Spelling System with Janis Garcia, a wonderful Certified Barton Tutor. He proudly received his certificate signed by Susan Barton.

Nolan is excelling in school, but perhaps more importantly, he has regained his self-confidence.

I can’t thank you enough for all you have done to drive awareness, to advocate, and to provide resources for addressing the needs of children with dyslexia.

It has made all the difference in the world for our family.

Kim Shinmoto, parent
Sunnyvale, CA.

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What Is Dyslexia?

This is a great graphic to share with your child’s teacher.

Thank you, Learning Ally, for this graphic.

Thank you, Decoding Dyslexia – Nebraska, or sharing this graphic.

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