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Dyslexia Tutoring

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We're reading tutors.

We're dyslexia tutors.  
We're spelling tutors. 

We're dysgraphia tutors.

"Our second grader was struggling with reading and was assessed as dyslexic. We started working with Kids Up Reading and 6 months later her reading, spelling, and confidence levels have all improved dramatically."

Second Grade, McLean, VA

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Dyslexia Tutoring

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What is Dyslexia?

You can find the official definition from the International Dyslexia Association HERE.  

We generally think of dyslexia as

- unexpected difficulty learning to read and spell, and

- often (but not always) the result of weak phonological skills

Who Tests Students for Dyslexia?

Psychologists, not tutors, test students for learning disabilities and can diagnose conditions such as dyslexia and dysgraphia. 

Some schools and school psychologists instead refer to a student’s challenges as "specific learning disabilities in reading and spelling." 

We Use the Orton-Gillingham Method of Dyslexia Tutoring

All students who are struggling with reading and spelling need systematic, explicit instruction in phonological awareness, phonics and fluency. Students with dyslexia need MORE of that instruction and additional opportunities to practice reading and spelling words, sentences and stories.  

 

Our online dyslexia tutors use the multisensory Orton-Gillingham approach to teaching phonics, which was specifically designed to help students who have been diagnosed with dyslexia and works beautifully for ALL struggling readers.  

"There is NO WAY she would have caught up to her peers without the amazing coaches at Kids Up Reading Coaches, LLC who not only worked through her dyslexia but also her ADHD & all over ZOOM in a fun and engaging way!"

– Fourth Grade, McLean, VA

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Does Online Dyslexia Tutoring Actually Work?

Yes!

Even children who disliked Zoom school and hid under their desks during the pandemic thrive in our 1:1 Zoom sessions with their tutor.

 

They’re happy, they’re engaged and, most importantly, they’re learning to read and spell.

"Daniela was instrumental in advancing my daughter's ability to read. She helped guide us through a diagnosis, getting help through the school, and encouraging my daughter to flourish."

-  Second Grade, Seattle, WA

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We Specialize in Online Dyslexia Tutoring

We work with ALL students who are struggling with reading and spelling, including students with dyslexia and dysgraphia.


Approximately half of the students we work with have been diagnosed with dyslexia or a specific learning disability in reading.


You don’t need an official diagnosis to know your child needs help.  We’ll teach your child to read regardless of how old they are, what grade they’re in, and whether they’re just a little behind their classmates or have been struggling for years.

Does Online Dyslexia Tutoring Actually Work?

Yes!

Even children who disliked Zoom school and hid under their desks during the pandemic thrive in their 1:1 Zoom sessions with our tutors.

 

They’re happy, they’re engaged and, most importantly, they’re learning to read and spell.

"Daniela was instrumental in advancing my daughter's ability to read. She helped guide us through a diagnosis, getting help through the school, and encouraging my daughter to flourish. "

-  Second Grade, Seattle, WA

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"My 7-year-old daughter is mildly dyslexic, and when she left first grade she wasn't able to read for more than 10 agonizing minutes before giving up, exhausted and upset.

 

She started with Kids Up the summer between first and second, and it turns out she's an avid leisure reader — she just needed her ability to be unlocked. Halfway through second grade, she's reading fluently for a couple hours a day (!)."

– Fourth Grade, McLean, VA

Fluent Readers. 
Good Spellers.  Confident Students.

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