Dyslexia Bright Minds

FAQ

Frequently Asked Question

My Experience & Qualifications
 
What Experience & Qualifications do you have in Dyslexia tutoring?
What is Dyslexia?
 
How does it affect my child’s learning?
 
How Long are Sessions?
 
How often and how long will the sessions be?

Why Virtual Tutoring?
 
How does this benefit my child?
 
 
What is Our Payment Model?
 
Which payment model do we use and what happens if we can’t make it for a scheduled time? 
 
What is the Orton-Gillingham Method?
 
How is it different from other tutoring methods?
 
 

Resources

Tools

Scan Marker Pal

The Scanmarker Pal is a flexible reading and translation tool designed to help those who are struggling with reading. It allows you to scan text, translate instantly, and have the words read aloud while highlighted on the screen. It’s a helpful support for dyslexia, studying, and travel. 

Workbook

This workbook includes 100 activities designed to help children differentiate and correctly use the letters b, d, p, and q. Ideal for ages 6 to 8. Black and White Edition. These activities are designed to break skills down into clear, manageable steps that support confidence and understanding.

Lost Ross: Decodable Book

Lost Ross takes your striving reader on an exciting, interactive quest to find their best buddy – the mischievous dog Ross. Along the way, they’ll uncover clues and, with Ross by their side, become the hero of the story, saving a local café from kid-crooks. 

Lost Ross is more than just a book; it’s an invitation for all kids to experience the joy of reading! 

Sam Is Stuck: Decodable Book

For Tim and his sister, Kim, a relaxing boat ride with their parents turns into a rescue mission. Sam, a talking fish, is stuck between the rocks and his best pal cannot get him out… Can Tim and Kim help Sam? Will Sam the Cod Fish ever be free? 

Sparkle: an inclusive kids book

From the award-winning author of Masterpiece and Big Dreams comes Sparkle — a powerful new inclusive book that celebrates a child with dyslexia and dysgraphia who thinks outside the box! 

Jasmine loves stories and wants to create her own. Unfortunately, when it comes time to read and write, she struggles. When her teacher asks the class to write a creative story, Jasmine decides to tell her story in her own way and creates a wordless story. A perfect book to introduce kids to the many ways we tell stories, Sparkle celebrates a neurodiverse child who thinks outside the box! Story printed in dyslexia-friendly font. 

It’s Called Dyslexia

t’s Called Dyslexia is an empowering picture book for children ages 4–7, designed to bring understanding and hope to kids who struggle with reading. 

Through the eyes of a relatable young narrator, this story explores the emotions and challenges of living with dyslexia―showing that being different means having unique strengths. Perfect for parents, teachers, and reading specialists, this title helps children, classmates, and adults foster empathy, confidence, and open conversations about learning differences. 

Nessy.com – Dyslexia Explained 
The website provides families and educators with easy‑to‑understand information about dyslexia. It includes sections that explain what dyslexia is, how to recognize common signs, and practical ways to support children who have it. 

 Reading Rockets – Book Finder Tool 

Use the Book Finder tool to build your own customized list of fiction and nonfiction titles. You can search through more than 5,000 books on Reading Rockets by author, illustrator, age, genre, format, or topic. The Book Finder also makes it simple to discover books that highlight diversity within our communities. 

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