Homeschool Support

I provide online/virtual tutoring to homeschool students with reading disabilities, using the Orton-Gillingham method.

Up to 20% of children experience a reading disability such as dyslexia.

Disabilities can be difficult to identify without formal training and experience, particularly when the affected children are still young.
Today, the path to identifying, assessing, diagnosing, and applying effective solutions for reading disabilities is primarily within public school environments.
This can present a challenge to parents who choose to homeschool when they have a child with a suspected or diagnosed reading disability such as dyslexia.

The Solution:

This need not be a challenge without a solution! I am available to help homeschool parents assess their child’s reading challenges--then deliver evidence-based solutions that are customized specifically for the unique needs of their child.
Working together, homeschool parents and Win at Reading can make sure each child with a reading disability has what he or she needs to make sustained progress in reading and build their self-esteem and self-confidence!

Your child’s growth in reading ability will contribute to his or her overall learning ability across a variety of subjects, both inside and outside of school assignments.
Your child’s growth in reading ability will lead to greater self-esteem and confidence and decreased anxiety, resulting in healthier emotional and social development.
You will feel empowered as a homeschool parent and can continue to provide what is needed for your child(ren)’s education and development at home, with the right assistance.
You will be able to dedicate more energy to meeting the needs of your whole family as the challenge-related anxiety and frustration experienced by both you and your child becomes less.
You will be able to report progress in reading to your state (if required) with the supportive information I can provide.