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Very helpful. Lots of individuals around me seem to be threatened by the content or smthg bc they are interfering with my attn when I'm trying to focus on it.

I have a sibling with "auditory dyslexia." Given your description of the difference between these two differences of processing information, i don't know how to use the right language with them. It's a senstive subject in my household/not easy to discuss. My other parent has "general" dyslexia. Regardless, thank you for your explanation.

I have a son that is dyslexic and is in Spanish immersion and is in 2nd grade now. He prefers to read in Spanish now because it is SO much easier to sound out Spanish. I think it has strengthened his language center of his brain, but his reading is way behind other students, however he has an amazing ability to hear, understand both English and Spanish and that is worth it.

I am loving the review!

How old are your sons now?

You are doing a great job .

Your an amazing mom and a women may god bless your life

When do you look at parental delinquency as the root cause for delayed learning or developmental milestones rather than the child? And if I didn’t want to jump to diagnosing my child at such an early age, how long is too long to wait to have them evaluated?

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Thank you

Thank you for putting this together. This was very helpful.

My son was diagnosed at age 10 with orofiund dyslexia along with other issues. After 3 years if strong phonics instruction, he was FINALLY diagnosed with auditory processing disorder by a specialized audiologist. Now hes 14 1/2 and still cant spell at all. Hes frustrated and absolutely doesn't want to go through another learning program. Im at a loss

Have you heard of Tattum Reading? As a teacher who has brought students to grade level or above (including non-reader 5th graders with dyslexia) I highly, highly recommend Tattum Reading.

You lost me at The Book of Mormon. 🙅‍♀️

Thats terrible. My job are trying to get rid of me after 7 yrs.and i just found out im dislexia. Im 58.

Love you videos. My son has severe dyslexia. We went to due process and he’s now doing 1:1 structured literacy. I had my reservations about filing suit and it was incredibly stressful but in my state, that’s just how things work. I could not get the intervention without hiring an attorney. Six months in we are FINALLY seeing actual progress in his reading. He also has speech-to-text and text-to-speech for longer passages of reading and writing. He really can’t stand writing by hand, it’s so hard for him and he turns bright red from effort after just a few lines. We are working on it in a slow and sequential way with his tutor. And we tell him everyday grades reflect the effectiveness of the educators. You are quite smart and you’re in great company with Leonardo Davinci, Albert Einstein, and Dav Pilkey - who is a world famous, best selling author who has dyslexia and 80HD. :)

Very informative thank you!

Very Nice 👍❤😊

Audiologists OWN the auditory system. We are the only professionals qualified to evaluate an individual for auditory processing. The TAPS is a screening tool - not a diagnostic evaluation. Audiologists use a sound booth to properly evaluate ones hearing and auditory processing capabilities. Please don't give advise on something you know nothing about. You quoted Terri Bellis'. research - read her book on APD.

Thank you! This is the best video!!

Dyslexia is a gift...👍

If your child has a more than mild form of dyslexia i would NOT use All About Reading. I have used this and it is a great curriculum, but in my opinion it is not enough support for a child with dyslexia. I would recommend Barton or the Wilson Reading System (wilson is done with a certified tutor in this program).

What about for older kids (9yeat-old) who can read (slowly) but poor at writing and spelling.

sped does no good for the students all it does messing there lives i was one of the students that had the so called iep meetings it is a joke

This is another great video

This is one of my favorite videos so much good advice

This is the best explained video of APD on RUclips

I got tested for dyslexia but then got diagnosed with APD

Thank you your videos are so informative. I wish there were more

Where did you get the book Teaching your children to read using the book of mormon? I'm very interested. My kiddo is autistic and trying to find ways to help her read.

Your videos help me so much. I wouldn't know about Barton or Equipped for Reading Success without your videos. I appreciate what you've shared about helping your own kiddos.

Very interesting. Spalding was recommended to me by 2 different reading teachers. It teaches spelling and that is supposed to help dyslexics read. I bought the old 96 version before it was rewritten for common core. Have you looked at it?

I love this video. I wish I could share it with everyone. I did all these things with my youngest son. His phonemic awareness was very severe as a toddler (more so than some of his siblings). He is in fourth grade now and is almost done with the final level of All About Reading. His spelling and reading has improved so much this year. He complains about the tutoring but it’s helped more than he knows.

My 2 year old step son had echolalia & if you ask him a yes or no question will just repeat the question. I noticed he doesn't understand what yes or no means and doesn't understand directional terms

I'm curious at what level your kids are in Barton and what age? We are in level 5 and the phrases and sentences are just way too grown up for my 11 year old daughter. But she's still not reading at grade level and doesn't have basic phonogram skills. I prefer to have reading and spelling in one program, but now I really see the wisdom in splitting them up like AAR. She could learn the phonograms faster then the Barton scope and sequence.

Can a 4 year old take the Neurovite? Thanks

Thank you for the tips!

How much be Neurolink do you give ?

Well done. Grounded, sensible, sympathetic. Don't know why you dont have more subs. I'd like to know if school based dyslexic oriented learning is helpful for APD, or whether a specific diagnosis and then teaching approach for APD is required for a pupil already diagnosed dyslexic. Regardless, great vid. Blessed children to have a mother so interested in their best selves.

Great job Amy.

Schools which use the Davis Learning Strategies need no screening, because their dyslexic kids do not struggle with reading: ruclips.net/video/w0QuDG_kifU/видео.html

Here is one dyslexia programme you don't seem to have tried. Data shows 97% success rate. ruclips.net/video/PBT3qM1vb6w/видео.html

Dyslexia truly CAN be prevented in school or at home and it costs only about $10-15 per child if it is implemented in a school -- a bit more if done at home. Here are two studies showing that: ruclips.net/video/w0QuDG_kifU/видео.html

This is so informative! Thank you… question, we are currently completely level 1 of all about reading. I would like to transition over to Barton but if possible I’d like to skip to level 2. Do you have any insights? Thank you!!

My district had teachers do a covid learning loss assessment and then offered certain students hours to be provided to students depending on the gap in learning during the distance learning and in person. We had to mail out the offer and the parents had to accept, and contact the district about the hours offered. They have a year to take advantage of the time w certificated teachers.

This is really awesome great job.

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I just pulled my son out of the program too, he was his fourth day in 2nd grade. I don't know if he is dyslexic because I haven't gotten him tested but sure he is. He wasn't understanding anything that was being taught. He couldn't read in either language. The only thing he would do is his addition and subtraction , but now that we aren't focusing on Spanish when I have h practice what to right and I tell him the letter he confuse English e with Spanish I. It was my dream for him to learn Spanish too , as growing up my dad never taught me. I was so devasted and crying it didn't work out. But the teachers told me that if he struggled in English it be hard. And I was setting up an evaluation to get help but they said it be only in Spanish. I believe I may have a learning disorder to because I can't understand what I read, and same goes for cooking since I don't understand or get overwhelmed, I can't cook. It's so horrible

Great video! Your channel needs more views.