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"TOP 50 DYSLEXIA WORDS"
Are you new to this world of dyslexia? Does it sound like everyone is speaking Greek to you and even when they do stop and explain it, it's still like alphabet soup?
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"Zachary is such an amazing advocate for himself and for other kids with dyslexia. With Pamela's help and guidance, they explain everything about dyslexia and other learning differences so that it's finally understandable. "
Christina and Sarah
Mom and Daughter with dyslexia
A Note from Zachary and Pamela...
It all started 10 years ago when Zachary was in Kindergarten. As he struggled to learn his letters, his teacher told him he wasn't "trying hard enough" and ended up stressed and frustrated. Zachary's mom, Pamela, wondered what had happened to her bright, happy 5 year old in just a few short months. A decade later, we're still navigating the dyslexia journey (passing the driving permit test is up next...how'd that happen?!).
We've gone through so much and we want to be sure that you and your child learn from our experiences (good and awful) so that you don't have to lose anymore sleep or cry any more tears over dyslexia. We've got you covered!