A Letter from a Private School Founder
As an educator, school founder and mother of two, I feel very plugged into the issues that parents face in our community. Over the years I have had the pleasure of not only visiting and seeing the success that Lindamood-Bell has had with local students, but have also personally known parents with children who have…
Thank you for showing the difference.
“Please pass the word along that I am most grateful for Nanci Bell’s webinar last Friday; it was most helpful. That very day I tested a young man with the LAC and SI tests and it was so clear where he was at and why, especially in light of Nanci’s comment that the SI test is ‘predictive of reading ability.’…
A Mom’s Email
We knew from an early age that our daughter had developmental delays. She began early intervention services before she was 2 years old, in the hopes that she would “catch up.” But, “catching up” wasn’t in the cards and today she is a 5th grader and labeled as intellectually disabled. When she was about 3 years old, I…
An Olympic Thanks from a Mom
My son has struggled with reading since the very beginning. Fortunately for us we got a diagnosis of dyslexia very early in 2nd grade. However even the terrific reading support at school wasn’t enough to close the gap. I knew that if we did not make forward motion in 4th and 5th grade, middle school…
A Family’s Story
A father and mother, discuss the instruction their adopted twin sons received at a Lindamood-Bell Learning Center.
A Letter from a Dad
We sent our pretty scared/worried little dude to his first-ever assessment
A teacher describes her own daughter’s reading struggles | Learning Centers
I’m writing because we wanted to share some huge news.
A Letter from an Adult Student
Just wanted to say Thank You for your help as I prepared for my medical boards.
A Letter from a Mom
I don’t know how I will ever find a way to adequately express my gratitude and appreciation for all the astonishing ways in which you changed my son’s life, and my life. I find myself in constant amazement at what you were able to accomplish. Often I still find myself in frozen shock at the…
A Letter from a Mom of a 5 year old
My daughter struggled to retain most information taught to her