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From: Backyard on 18 Aug 2005 16:42
is anyone else out there homeschooling their dyslexic child. My
daughter just turned 10 and I am using something called "Spelling
Power" but doesn't like it. I just started homeschooling her this week
for the first time. Any advice, comments would be great.

From: Ben on 24 Aug 2005 14:55
I am so sorry that you did not get a reply. In the past there was always a
quick reply in this news group. Perhaps the group master is on vacation
The reason I am replying to this is, that I was also very curious what the
answer would be. For I am helping out in a small Christian school, where
there is a boy who is very dyslectic and his parents do not want to hear
about it. They say that he is not motivated.
I am helping him in reading, but I myself, have also some problems with
dyslexia
So, a good answer to your question might be helpful to me to

Ben

"Backyard" <123ttt(a)sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:1124397756.440450.139580(a)g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> is anyone else out there homeschooling their dyslexic child. My
> daughter just turned 10 and I am using something called "Spelling
> Power" but doesn't like it. I just started homeschooling her this week
> for the first time. Any advice, comments would be great.
>


From: Roger Merriman on 27 Aug 2005 09:21
Backyard <123ttt(a)sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> is anyone else out there homeschooling their dyslexic child. My
> daughter just turned 10 and I am using something called "Spelling
> Power" but doesn't like it. I just started homeschooling her this week
> for the first time. Any advice, comments would be great.

i take it she has been tested for dysexica? what areas is she weak
there?

your in the states so others would be better placed about advice as to
organasiations to contact etc.

but the most importantly keep it fun, and in short doeces, and make sure
she ajeives, its very very hard to keep motivated to do some thing when
you keep failing.

Roger
From: Roger Merriman on 27 Aug 2005 09:21
Ben <organ(a)jet2.net> wrote:

this news group has allways been very slow unfortantly, though not
unsuprisingly, it has brief moments of activity but other than that its
allways been a very quiet group. there is no group master as such as
newsgroups are a unmoderatied medim as befits there age.

Roger

> I am so sorry that you did not get a reply. In the past there was always a
> quick reply in this news group. Perhaps the group master is on vacation
> The reason I am replying to this is, that I was also very curious what the
> answer would be. For I am helping out in a small Christian school, where
> there is a boy who is very dyslectic and his parents do not want to hear
> about it. They say that he is not motivated.
> I am helping him in reading, but I myself, have also some problems with
> dyslexia
> So, a good answer to your question might be helpful to me to
>
> Ben
>
> "Backyard" <123ttt(a)sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
> news:1124397756.440450.139580(a)g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> > is anyone else out there homeschooling their dyslexic child. My
> > daughter just turned 10 and I am using something called "Spelling
> > Power" but doesn't like it. I just started homeschooling her this week
> > for the first time. Any advice, comments would be great.
> >
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