Free Reading Analysis
It is often the brightest children who get most frustrated by reading, for reasons we can explain.
It’s such a tragedy, because it holds them back from achieving their potential.
To get you both on the right track, first, let’s map why your child is frustrated.
Have You Seen Any of These Patterns?
– Guessing with short, common words?
– Skipping words or lines of text?
– Difficulty blending words?
– Meltdowns or going silent?
– Poor fluency?
If you have seen any of those, then the Reading Pattern Analysis service will give you a report indicating exactly what is going on.
That is the foundation you need for faster progress and it is free.
Free Frustration Analysis
The process is very quick. You just answer a series of simple questions about the patterns you have been seeing in your reading sessions together:
If you like your reading pattern analysis, we can offer you a full solutions report too.
Reading Solutions Guidance
Our Reading Solutions Guidance will give you two extra elements:
1. Simple solutions to any cause of reading difficulty identified.
2. A consultation with an expert.
Some of the solutions we can recommend are instantaneous! That’s right. We see children go from deep frustration to steady reading in one session after a small adjustment.
Therefore, we hope that our charge of just £54 (roughly $70) seems very reasonable for this life changing support.
Your Refund Guarantee
If you don’t feel this gives you great insights into how to help your child, just tell us and we will refund your payment. It’s as simple as that. No questions asked.
Do We Know Our Stuff…?
We have worked directly with thousands of children and we guarantee the outcome they each achieve. It is routine for us to see 100% success.
You can check the Facebook Recommendations for our Easyread System. You can also do a free trial of Easyread, to see how we help struggling readers.
And you can have a look at the reviews for our All Aboard Phonics system for the early years in school. We are seeing schools achieving 100% literacy rates in each cohort at the age of 7.