SUPPORT YOUR CHILD WITH READING AND SPELLING:
Expert strategies explained for parents
How to help your child when they have difficulty with reading and spelling, including dyslexia
Does your child have to put in huge effort when trying to recognise letters and words, remember how to spell or understand what they read?
Do they avoid reading and writing at home, get easily frustrated doing homework or cry because they find learning so hard?
Do you want to find out how children learn to read and spell, better understand dyslexia, and know what to say and do when supporting your child with their learning at home?
If your answers are YES then this course is perfect for you! And because it's presented in 'bitesize' lessons, you can complete it in a couple of hours, or view in chunks to fit in with your lifestyle.
I'm looking forward to sharing more from my psychology toolbox with you! Watch the video to find out more about what's included...
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How Will This Course Help You?
By the end of the course you will...
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Understand the psychology behind how children learn to read and spell
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Know about key thinking processes that your child needs to develop in order to read words, understand text and spell correctly
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Receive 6 downloadable activity programmes to follow that are based on play, creativity and interaction, making it easier to motivate your child when learning together at home
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Better understand dyslexia and know the best evidence-based approaches to use when supporting your child
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Take away my 10 top tips for how to help your child overcome emotional barriers and engage them in learning to read and spell at home
Course curriculum
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How your child's brain helps them to read
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The thinking processes your child uses when learning to read
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3
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Names and Sounds
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Listening
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Silly Sounds
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Rhyming
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Craft and Hide
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Spoonerisms
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Blending Sounds
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Demo: How to help your child sound out words in a way that reduces memory overload
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4
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Spot It
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Tracing
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Act It Out
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Memory Games
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Discuss Together
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Comic Strip
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Sound Buttons
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5
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Reading Comprehension: Connecting the dots
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The underlying abilities your child needs for understanding what they read
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6
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I Spy
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A Word a Day
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Memory Lane
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Map an Outing
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Movie Night
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The Story Game
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Demo: The Story Game
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Be the Author
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Categories
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Word Association
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Demo: Word Association
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Force and Fiction
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Connecting Thoughts
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Time Travel
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Treasure Hunt
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Similar Objects
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Hidden Meaning
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Nonsense Spotter
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The typical steps children go through when learning to spell
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Important skills that will help your child learn to spell
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Shapes
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Puzzles
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Coding
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Spatial Awareness
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Real or Pretend
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Sensory Spelling
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What's in the Bag?
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10
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The Room Game
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Look Cover Write Check
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Barrier Games
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Display Every Day
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Clever Cues
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Camera in Mind
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Demo: How to teach your child the Camera in Mind approach for memorising spellings
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Dyslexia explained and how to recognise it in your child
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Dyslexia: Myths and facts
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Dyslexia: Strategies to help your child with learning
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Resources
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Top Tip 1: Learn in different places
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Top Tip 2: Make learning a shared experience
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Top Tip 3: Encourage learning though play
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Top Tip 4: Visit your local library
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Top Tip 5: Start tasks with mindfulness
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Top Tip 6: Practise little and often
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Top Tip 7: Lots of praise
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Top Tip 8: Aim for fluency
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Top Tip 9: When learning together
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Top Tip 10: Keep it fun
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Thank you
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