There's a multitude of problems that can affect a student's ability to read; however, some of the most common examples that we work with students to resolve are:

• Difficulty in associating letters with sounds
• A weakness in sounding out one-syllable words
• Frustration and disinterest in age-appropriate books
• Letter reversals (left for felt, stop for spot)
• Skipping words or losing one's place on a page
• Addition and omission of letters and syllables in words
• Slow progress in developing reading skills
• Difficulty with identification of sight words
• Oral reading that is not smooth
• Poor performance on tests
• Weak spelling and written language skills
• Difficulty in number reversals and recalling math facts

If any of the above problems are consistent with your child, contact us for a review of your child's situation.