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[quote=Anonymous]I am very sorry your son is struggling. Sometimes money just will not solve the problem. I taught first grade and, over the years, I taught two boys who were very, very bright—but could not learn to read. I recommended them for testing and both were diagnosed with dyslexia. (This was in two different schools.) One of the boys was sent to a special lab school and given tons of extra help and support. The other child was given LD help on a daily basis. However, years later, neither child was successfully reading. This was some years ago. I would like to think that today, more has been learned about this problem and the specialists have figured out how to teach these kids. However, I would suggest you work on your son’s strengths. I have a family member who struggles with reading-and math—but is quite bright. He is one of the most financially successful people I know. He had a knack with sales and made tons of money. He may not read books well—but he is great at reading people. [/quote]
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