Do they read slowly and hesitantly, or with poor comprehension?
Do they confuse b and d?
Do they spell words as they sound, for example “rite” for “right”?
A weak foundation in cognitive skills is the biggest issue facing struggling learners and readers. Underlying cognitive skills ― concentration, auditory processing, working memory, etc. ― must function well for you to efficiently and easily read and learn.
It can be said that learning and reading without strong cognitive skills is like flying without wings.
The great news is that these weaknesses can be attacked head-on. That’s right, cognitive skills can be improved, strengthened, and enhanced. So, contact Edublox today and let us give your child these learning tools — for life!