Learning Reading, Learning Writing, Learning Study Skills

Reading, Writing, and Study Skills Program

18 weeks

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Dyslexia Program for Reading, Writing and Study Skills Help

Overview

18 Week Program
44 Audio and Video Lessons
3 Digital Books
1 Digital Writer’s guide
1st Grade – Adult

This Program Covers

Auditory Processing
Visual Processing
Kinesthetic Processing
Reading Fluency

Are you struggling with reading, writing, and study skills?

Need reading help or writing help? Dyslexic? ADHD? Learning Disabilities? Autism? This reading, writing, and study skills program is specifically designed to improve learning skills for struggling learners in just 20 minutes a day! The video, audio and live lessons teach you step-by-step how to improve reading, writing, and study skills.

Brain efficiency exercises make learning easier

In addition to learning step-by-step how to help your child, you also learn specific activities that stimulate the brain, making more neuro-networks, which then makes learning easier.

This step-by-step program gives you the tools and confidence you need to work with even the most challenged reader—and their confidence and expertise grows exponentially as you work the program and take advantage of the live sessions.

A dyslexia program that provides more than just reading help

Reading, writing, and study skills problems are typically caused by one or more areas of perception that impact learning. In this ASW Program, you address those areas and at the same time learn the missing skills in 20 minutes a day with simple activities.

Reading, Writing, and Study Skills Program Lesson Overview
Week 1	Reading Fluency Training Beginning Reading for Younger Students (Activities) Fluency training for older students and adults
Week 2	Note taking from Narratives Successful Learning Strategies for Completion of Homework Reading Fluency Training
Week 3	Sentence Writing Part 1 Reading Fluency Training Read and Take Notes
Week 4	Sentence Writing Part 2 Reading Fluency Training Read and Take Notes
Week 5	Developing a Rough Draft from Notes Rough Draft to Final Copy (Lesson A) Successful Test Taking Strategies Reading Fluency Training
Week 6	Sentence Writing Part 3 Reading Fluency Training Read and Take Notes
Week 7	Sentence Writing Part 4 Reading Fluency Training Read and Take Notes
Week 8	Paragraph Writing: Narrative and Sequential Paragraph Reading Fluency Training Read and Take Notes
Week 9	Paragraph Writing: Compare and Contrast Paragraph Reading Fluency Training Read and Take Notes
Week 10	Essay Writing: Compare and Contrast Essay Paragraph Writing from Brainstorming Reading Fluency Training
Week 11	Essay Writing: Rough Draft to Final Copy Improve English Grammar Reading Fluency Training
Week 12	Visualization to Improve Comprehension English Grammar Lesson Reading Fluency Training
Week 13	Essay Writing: Argumentative/Persuasive Essay New Ways to Think About Essays Reading Fluency Training
Week 14	Cause and Effect Note-Taking and Essay Writing Reading Fluency Training
Week 15	Note-Taking from Textbooks Reading Fluency Training Read and Take Notes
Week 16	Note-Taking from Textbooks Part 2 Successful Learning Strategies for Planning School Project Reading Fluency Training Read and Take Notes
Week 17	Listening Comprehension: Taking Notes from a Lecture Reading Fluency Training Read and Take Notes
Week 18	Note-Taking to Paragraphs to Final Copy Reading Fluency Training Read and Take Notes

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How do our senses affect reading, writing, and study skills?

Visual processing affects…

Reading: Fluency; Accuracy; Visualizing what you’ve read

Note taking: Pull out main idea and details; Sequence information; Summarize information

Writing: Summarize information; Formulate associations; Classify information

Memory: Discern similarities and differences; Remember what you read; Find information that you have read

Comprehension: Gain meaning from what you read; Use what you have read/learned; Problem solve with what you read

Handwriting: Copy accurately; Take meaningful notes; Read what you’ve written

Auditory processing affects…

Reading: Apply sound/symbol relationship; Combine sounds to make words; Follow oral directions with written work

Note taking: Categorize information; Take notes from lectures; Draw conclusions

Listening: Memory; Associate and classify information; Comprehend oral information

Background noise: Follow oral directions; Stay focused with loud noises; Follow conversations

Speech: Speaking clearly; Speaking fluently; Follow oral directions

Comprehension: Restate information; Draw conclusions; Make inferences

Tactile/Kinesthetic processing affects…

Reading: Follow along with others reading; Read text accurately; Read text fluently

Listening: Sequential order; Following oral directions; Following written directions

Study Skills: Organize notes; Remembering facts; Planning skills

Spatial awareness: Reversal difficulties; Organized papers and back packs; Follow maps

Gross motor skills: Follow directions and routines; Self regulation/maintaining attention; Organizes belongings and study area

Fine motor skills: Stable pencil grip; Handwriting/Penmanship; Complete writing assignments

Short, daily, step-by-step lessons to help…

Reading fluency and comprehension
Sentence writing
Note-taking skills
Paragraph writing skills
Research paper writing skills

Planning skills
Visual processing skills
Auditory processing skills
Tactile/kinesthetic processing skills

Easy Reading Help and Writing Help – Learn with video and audio lessons!

Multi-sensory approach makes it easy
Built in review of fluency, comprehension, writing, and study skills helps learning stick
Motivating with a variety of hands-on activities
Step-by-step giving your kids with learning disabilities, dyslexia, or ADHD the secrets to reading and writing success
Bonnie guides you through each lesson
Can be used with the whole family

Includes the following key components of learning:

Phonics
Fluency
Vocabulary
Text comprehension
Writing
Study Skills
Test Taking Skills

Testimonials

My son has been GREATLY helped by Bonnie Terry’s Reading and Writing Program. He is fourteen now and finally reading and writing quite well. Bonnie, I want to thank you again for everything you have done to help us homeschooling parents. I recommend your reading help system to all my friends, homeschooling or not. This is the best dyslexia program we’ve used…and we’ve tried a lot of different programs. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

My son was flunking out of first grade. By chance, one of the teachers mentioned the Bonnie Terry Learning’s Awaken the Scholar Within Reading and Writing Program. Within weeks he was making progress.

I just wanted to email you to let you know how I am doing. Being in the 3rd week of the ASW Reading, Writing, and Study Skills Program, I have fully gotten into the swing of things. I find the word drills and therapy worksheets to be very relaxing. With the test taking lessons I have noticed an improvement with reading and noting each section that I read through. I feel like I am able to understand what I’m reading the first time around instead of have to read the same section over and over, just to name a few things.
The program has really helped me and I cant wait to get through the rest.

Corinne J., Student, MA

Learning Reading, Learning Writing, Learning Study Skills

Reading, Writing, and Study Skills Program

$1,297

Bonnie’s Story

I’ve been there. No one knows more than I do the pain of being a slow reader, the pain of needing reading help. In fact, when I was in the 3rd grade I was in the Bluebirds reading group. And my reading group was the lowest group. Everyone knew the Cardinals were the best readers in the class. It was No Secret, even though no one had actually told me.

With a lot of help from my mom and teacher, my reading improved, and I went on to college to become a learning disabilities specialist. I went into this field because I knew the pain reading difficulties cause, and I knew that doing things differently could make a difference. My entire future was changed when I became a proficient reader.

Years later, I had my own children. They were all bright; in fact, they tested to be gifted, but reading was hard for one of my kids. He really didn’t like to read. He struggled with every reading assignment. That really frustrated me – being a specialist, spending my life helping kids to improve their own reading, and one of my sons had a hard time with it. So I did more research, spent thousands of hours and thousands of dollars to find the answers to the reading help and writing help mystery. Through research and trial and error implementation, I was able to give my son and my students the reading help they needed.

Homework time often became a nightmare

It was a battle of wills. I was hard pressed to NOT just give the answers to my son so that ‘homework time’ could be over. My stomach used to tighten up every August 1st, knowing that the homework battles would be starting soon, due to the difficulties my son had with reading. My son would skip, miss, or repeat words as he read. This made him miss bits and pieces of the text while he read. And, when he got to the comprehension questions, they didn’t make any sense to him. By the time he was in the 7th grade he flung his social studies book at me saying, “Mom, I’ve read this 5 times and I still can’t find the answer. You do it.”

Obviously things had to change, and I needed to make learning easier for my son. I realized he had some of the same vision perception problems many of my students did. I started pulling together all that I had learned and done with my students over the years and had my son do the same exercises and activities. Learning and homework time became so much easier for him!

Reading and writing help turn into dyslexia program

The best thing about developing these solutions is that they really made a difference. My students started doing so well that they no longer needed reading help! When I first published my books, games, and guides I figured that was all I needed to do to help kids with dyslexia, learning disabilities, ADHD, or autism learn faster. But shortly after the materials were available, parents called and told me how they loved the products, but could I also give them a few more tips for using them. This is how all of the Awaken the Scholar Within Dyslexia Programs came to be. I created video and audio lessons that were easy to follow, so parents could help their kids themselves and even get live support if they needed it.