School Answers: Help Your Child Succeed at Reading

Help Your ChildSucceed at Reading

YOUR ROLE STARTS AT BIRTH

Your most important role in your child’s education starts

as soon as they are born.

Children naturally imitate what they see and hear.

Studies show a positive attitude about school and learning goes a long way

toward your child’s success.

That can be enhanced by your involvement in the school and

with your child’s teachers.

ENCOURAGEREADING

According to the U.S. Dept. of Education, at the top of a

parent’s educational “to do” list is to encourage children to read.

Plenty of ReadingMaterials at Home

ReadYourself

Experts say you should start reading to children early, have

lots of reading materials around your home, and let children see you reading for pleasure as well

as in routine activities.

Reading is theFoundation of Learning

Reading sets off:Physical, neurological, and cognitive functions

What If Your Child Has Reading Problems?

Reading problems can spring from a number of issues:

-word decoding & phonics-vocabulary-comprehension-ability to process several things at once

When we see a word, it sets off a series of

physical, neurological, and cognitive functions.

If there’s a “misfire” in any of these parts, reading problems can result.

GET HELP

CONFER. DEVISE. TEST.

CONFER with your child’s teacher.

DEVISE a plan of action.

TEST for learning difficulties.

At School Answers, we offer a complete range of standardized testing. Our staff guides you through the process, offering recommendations to put your child on the path to success through individualized study plans, tutoring, and homework help—all in conjunction with your child’s school and teacher.

Schedule a free learning evaluation today at

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