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Hey Teacher, My Child Can't Read: Hannah's Story Dean Geyer
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http://squidoo.com/helpkidsread Dean Geyer and his daughter Hannah talk about her reading disabilty. Five years ago, Hannah began to work with a reading specialist. Now in the 7th Grade she has caught up with her classmates and is on the honor roll. Find out how she did it and learn what parents need to do to get the help their child needs.
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Reading Specialist Kaye McFadden: Hannah's Advocate
An interview with Reading Specialist Kaye McFadden. We talked about her career and what she did to help my daughter, Hannah learn to "work around" her learning disablility: auditory processing disorder. 60 minute interview.
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Q and A with Reading Specialist Kaye McFadden
An excerpt from an interview with Reading Specialist Kaye McFadden. We talked about her career and what she did to help my daughter, Hannah learn to "work around" her learning disablility: auditory processing disorder. This is part 1 of a 60 minute interview. Check out: http://squidoo.com/helpkidsread/
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Hey Teacher, My Child Can't Read
Dean Geyer and his 13 year old daughter Hannah talk about her reading challenge: "auditory processing disorder". At age 7 Hannah was diagnosed with APD and began working with a reading specialist. Hannah is now an honor roll student at her school. Learn what you need to do if your child has a reading problem.
More podcasts will be added in May....including an interview with Hannah's reading specialist, as well as other education professionals and parents of children with learning and reading disabilities.
Our call on May 28th at 7pm is with Reading Specialist Kaye McFadden. She will be answering questions from the listeners as well as offering practical advice for parents.
Click this link for details about the call...
Customer Reviews
Parent advocate
This podcast has been an enlightening opportunity for my family, being a parent on a quest to continue to advocate for my child. I needed this informative podcast Thank you and how do I contact Hannah and her parent?