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Trisha's #TuesdayTip": Smash and Squeeze to Blend Sounds
It's time for a #TuesdayTip!
Trisha Barnett
5 days ago1 min read
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7 days ago0 min read
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Happy Halloween!
Happy Halloween from "Ladder to Success" Tutoring! 🎃
Trisha Barnett
Oct 311 min read
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Trisha's #TuesdayTip: Reading Rulers
It's time for a #TuesdayTip!
Trisha Barnett
Oct 271 min read
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Trisha's #TuesdayTip: Fonts
Did you know that specific fonts can help dyslexic learners? This is incredibly important to consider when we think about how much information is available digitally in today's world.
Trisha Barnett
Oct 201 min read
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Trisha's #TuesdayTip: Audiobooks and Text-to-Speech Tools
Today's tip is... don't discount audiobooks and text-to-speech tools when it comes to helping your child with Dyslexia.
Trisha Barnett
Oct 131 min read
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For more information, and to schedule a free trial lesson, email us at laddertosuccesstutoring@gmail.com!
Trisha Barnett
Oct 81 min read
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Trisha's #TuesdayTip: Trust Your Instincts
Today's tip is for the parents/caregivers out there... and it's to trust your instincts.
Trisha Barnett
Oct 61 min read
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Trisha's #TuesdayTip: Quiet Learning Space
Today's tip for helping your child with reading at home is to create a distraction-free learning space.
Trisha Barnett
Sep 291 min read
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Trisha's #TuesdayTip: Phonemic Awareness
Phonemic awareness (the ability to hear, identify, and manipulate individual sounds in spoken words) is the foundation of reading. Many children with dyslexia have weaknesses in this area, which is why it’s such an important skill to practice at home.
Trisha Barnett
Sep 221 min read
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Trisha's #TuesdayTip: Read With Your Child
And today, it's an easy one: Make time to read with your child!
Trisha Barnett
Sep 151 min read
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Trisha's #TuesdayTip: Decodable Books
One of the *fastest* ways to build your child’s reading confidence is through decodable books.
Trisha Barnett
Sep 81 min read
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Trisha's #TuesdayTip: Engage Multiple Senses
Research consistently shows that children with dyslexia learn best when multiple senses are engaged at once. Instead of just looking at letters on a page, your child sees, hears, says, and touches them simultaneously.
Trisha Barnett
Sep 11 min read
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