Moms views on..... Learning Aids

Hello, everyone today is Sunday and I am planning for my week.

In my week I always make time to teach my son something new as

will be starting classes soon at the Rec. and I do not want him going

in not knowing anything so I have been spending a lot of time on the

Learning Link website as it allows me to learn how my son learns best

as they have a test I can use. Such as Brain Retraining

http://www.www.learning-aids.com/how-retrain-brain which is for

brain retraining and I also did the Dyscalculia Testing on myself

as sometimes I think I am this way. If you feel like this then Please

check out the test here http://www.learning-aids.com/testing-dyscalculia

I also will be testing my husband and son. You see my husband has never

learned to read and he can barely write so it would be nice if I can find

out why he has problems and help him so he could help our son.

I will be giving away one of the online course so Please stay tuned to

find out how you might win one.

Glenda, Charlie and David

Learning Aids~ What is offered and what they do.

Dysgraphia Treatment- Our free dyscalculia test is an easy to do worksheet you can do at home. The assessment will find weaknesses and strengths so you can be more informed on how to deal with learning problems.

Dyslexia Test-When thinking about dysgraphia, people usually don’t think of it as a learning disability. Writing is just difficult for my child. Or, my child has poor handwriting, but so do doctors. Yet, dysgraphia is real and the sooner that we consider it a learning problem and deal with it as such, the sooner we can deal with it in a positive manner. Dysgraphia by definition is a learning disability resulting from the difficulty in expressing thoughts in writing and graphing.Read more....

Symptoms of Dyslexia - Free Assessment

So, how do you know if your child has dyslexia? Following are some general symptoms of dyslexia that can serve as a guide for the steps you need to take if your child has these symptoms.

•Slow, labored inaccurate reading of single words in isolation

•Slow, choppy oral reading while ignoring punctuation

•Becomes visibly tired after reading for a short time

•Poor reading comprehension

•When reading, frequently reverses, inverts, or transposes letters or words

Find out more,click here...

Mixed Dominance-Many students with learning disabilities are mixed dominant. This can interfere with learning among other things. The brain likes for one side of the body to be in charge, so to speak, and when mixed dominance pops up, it can create all kinds of havoc.Read more...

Dyscalculia Mondifications- Dyscalculia is a big word, a mouth full, really. Most people are aware of it and aware that it has to do with problems doing math. But this syndrome encases so much more than simple math inefficiencies. Dyslexia is so common that everybody knows what it is, and reading and writing problems seem to get all of the attention. But what about math problems? Is it just math anxiety, or is there a real underlying problem? Read more...

Brain Retraining- Brain Retraining is done through a series of physical exercises that selectively access a certain part of the brain by having the eyes look in a specified direction. The direction is related to a sensory stimulation point. Read more...

Learning Differences- Learning Difference – an interference with a person’s ability to process information, which creates a gap between intellectual capabilities and performance

Lisa’s definition – a catch-all phrase for any kind of difference in learning – a kinder term to use for anyone who isn’t learning as expected

Learning differences is a term that I really like. We all learn differently and it takes this into consideration. The sad part of our educational system in America is that it fails to understand and deal with the fact that we all learn differently. Learn More...

Dealing with Dysculculia- Math is like a foreign language to them

We are asking them to speak it fluently in front of a large group of people.

Can you imagine the stress that creates?

Generally, once dyscalculia is diagnosed, the student is given modifications to help. Modifications are great. The best modification for dyscalculia is to arrange to have the student re-take a math test that was failed. This sure takes the pressure off. There are other modifications that can help, but it is most beneficial to get to the root of the problem. The left and right side of the brain must be considered. The processing must be dealt with. The anxiety must be calmed. Then, and only then, will the student succeed.

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