282 Texas City Dyslexia Tutors

...have tutored for College of the Mainland for over four years and I have also worked in Hitchcock ISD as a substitute teacher for over three years. I have demonstrated lessons in biology, chemistry, anatomy and physiology. I have also provided workshops on study skills and time scheduling which teach a student how to organize their thought process... read more

I am a certified 3rd grade teacher dedicated to student achievement. I enjoy facilitating the joy of learning in the areas of reading, vocabulary, spelling, math, and test preparation. I specialize at meeting students' individual needs through varied assessments, hands on instructional practices, and immersion in reading material at and slightly... read more

...I have a learning assessment program that will help you study for the test and determine what route you might want to take in the military. The most important thing about the ASVAB is that you not panic. It's not as hard as TAKS or the GED despite what people tell you. The sections are based on logical answers and are designed to help you decide... read more

...So you can see that my interest spans a very wide area of learning, since a minister must be concerned with all areas of life. Those subjects that the ministry would involve are the subjects where I would consider my ability to be above that of the average teacher. Those areas would include: History, both American and World; philosophy; language;... 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