Kids Corner: No child left behind reading and writing

Every kid should be given the help they need to read and write in English when they need the English language. I truly believe that, but sadly this is not always what happens. There are many reasons some kids are not given the help they need to read and write in English:

·         People not understanding that the child is dyslexic

·         Bad teachers who don’t like the child or are lazy

·         Some children have attention difficulties and find it hard to concentrate

·         Sometimes children are not helped because of racism / sexism / and many other “isms”!

All of the above are terrible reasons for a child not to be offered help. My absolute favourite students are the kids who need help reading and writing. Why? Because I get to see how happy they are when they start to read all by themselves. Nothing beats the feeling of seeing a child learn to be proud of their reading and writing!

So, who can I help learn to read? Let’s look at some people I have helped already:

·         Kiddo 1 missed lots of school because of the pandemic. We played and read books together until he was ready to re-join school at the same level as everyone else!

·         Kiddo 2 was almost 8 years old with undiagnosed dyslexia. He could not read or write and was not helped at school. We work together every week and play reading games together. Kiddo 2 now has a dyslexia assessment booked, is going to a new school, and can read at a level 2 years higher than when we started!

·         Kiddo 3 has excellent English but struggles to write because he has ADHD. We have found special ways that work just for Kiddo 3 to help him concentrate, have fun, and not miss out on his wonderful intelligent and creative ideas! We are now preparing for an exam for gifted (very intelligent) kids!

I love helping people learn to read and write because it opens a door to the whole world for them. I also have a great time with kids because they have the most creative brains of anyone. Basically teaching kids is fun for me too.

If you want to offer your child the support they need to help them get on track with reading and writing in English, contact me to book a free trial lesson. Don’t forget there is a special offer on for all lessons in August this year! Save 10% on your kid’s English learning!

To find out more about the private English lessons I teach online, visit www.wrightenglish.com. You can book a free trial lesson with me, just email lana@wrightenglish.com!