333 Park Place Dyslexia Tutors

...First, why should we all be crammed into a "round hole"? What's wrong with being a really talented "square peg"? And what's wrong with saying "learns in different ways" as opposed to "learning disabled"? And what about what you see when you read? Or what you hear when someone speaks? Do they have your attention but you just don't get their intention... read more

I have worked as a PK teacher for 18 years in a local school district. After school and during the summer, I do tutorials with PK-4th focusing on ADD/ADHD, dyslexia, sensory disorders, phonics and vocabulary acquisition. My goal is to keep my students safe, help them learn, and to make learning fun. Children are our future and we have to listen to... read more

...Teaching techniques I have utilized consist of hands on, making connections to the real world, Board maker, and kinesthetic activities. I am certified in Special Education EC-12 and have worked with students diagnosed with dyslexia for about six years. The different types of dyslexia I have worked with and am familiar with are Developmental Dyslexia,... read more

...I was awarded 'honorary teacher of the year' for my work with the BPS district's after school program and summer remediation program in grades K-8. I have multiple B.A. degrees from Penn State University and I attended SUNY Buffalo for a M.A. degree in cultural anthropology. I have successfully generated hundreds of business materials, including... read more

...Recently, I have read "Dyslexia Definition Now Covers Wider Range of Reading Disorders" by Tom Corrigan 3/20/2012 (Issaquah Press): "Dyslexia really encompasses anyone who has difficulty reading," Atwater said. Kathy Gottlieb, a literacy TOSA (Teacher on Special Assignment) at Issaquah School District said the district does not use the word "dyslexia"... read more