Teaching the Dyslexic Student: Spelling and Language Arts This is our companion book to: Dyslexia or Being Right-brained We created “Dyslexia: Spelling” to be used as a simple introduction to our teaching methods. It is a great help for parents and teachers frustrated with their kids never being able to do well with their spelling and writing in school. Highly effective with rapid results this book explains how to teach dyslexic students to spell using their right-brained learning style. It has lots of easy exercises on how to study and memorize spelling words as well as many of the basic language skills related to writing composition. It provides easy-to-follow teaching suggestions for parents and teachers. It is available in both hard-copy and E-book pdf formats. Check out securely today with Visa, Mastercard or Paypal. Table of Contents Part One: Turner-Hope Approach to Teaching the Dyslexic Thinking in Whole Concrete Images Distinguishing the Parts Whole Concepts, Not Partial Explanations Working with the Abstract Why Sequencing is Difficult Comprehension and Inductive Reasoning Multi-dimensional Analysis Part Two: Learning Differences and Problems of the Right Brain Learning Differences between the Left and Right Brain Learning Styles of the Right Brain: Auditory Dominance Visual Dominance Kinesthetic Dominance Learning Problems - Check List Part Three: Teaching the Right Brain to Spell Five Steps to Learning Skills and Teaching Methods Decoding Words Learning to Spell in Word Images Transposing the Abstract into the Concrete Using the Three Learning Senses Sequencing Letters in Words Breaking Words into Syllables Pronouncing Words Memorizing Sight Words Problems with Phonics Review of How the Right Brain Spells Spelling Methods Summarized Part Four: The Spelling Notebook How to use the Spelling Notebook The Right Hand Page The Left Hand Page Part Five: Correcting Common Spelling Errors Letters are Abstract Reversals and Mirror Reading Causes of Reversals and Mirror Reading Teaching Solutions for Reversals Forced Reversing Using Color to Correct Reversals Common Spelling Errors in Using Letters Confusing Letters in Words Auditory Spelling Problems Confuses Letters by Shape Part Six: Spelling Skills Memorizing words Meaning of words Roots Word Stems Parts of speech Nouns Noun Plurals Possessive Nouns Pronouns Regular Verbs and Verb Tenses Irregular Verbs Adjectives Comparative Adjectives Adverbs Prepositions Conjunctions Interjections Compound words Contractions Syllables Prefixes Suffixes Homonyms Word families Silent letters Phonics Exercise Answers Bibliography Index

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