My name is Mira Halpert. I have a Masters in Education -- and two of my four children had Dyslexia, a Learning Disability and ADHD.
My daughter struggled with Dyslexia, a Learning Disability and ADHD for years, before I realized she had Dyslexia and was a right-brained learner -- she learned best when she saw and experienced information - I now realize that over 60% of the students today and most students with Dyslexia are right-brained learners.
I developed what has become the 3D Learner Program (R) -- that helped my daughter to improve her reading comprehension 4.2 grade levels in seven months -- we have now helped over 1200 students to Beat Dyslexia with a program that teaches to their strengths, identifies and addresses their challenges and helps you the parent to be the coach and advocate your child needs.
What upsets me has nothing to do with Dyslexia, Dyslexia Tests or Dyslexia Programs.
What upsets me is that your child and you may be struggling with reading comprehension, homework and/or standardized tests - often because of a combination of learning differently, visual processing and/or attention issues, and a system that does not understand either your child or you - and may not fully understand Right-Brained Dyslexia - or have any Dyslexia Programs for your right-brained learner.
I know from my personal and professional experience that ...
Dyslexia, Learning Disabilities and ADHD can be devastating for your child and you...
especially because you care
Most students with Dyslexia or a Learning Disability and a fair number of students with ADHD are right-brained learners.
Most Dyslexia Programs tend to focus on phonics and phonemic awareness. Since we focus on the right-brained learner -- I wanted an intensive learner program that can change your child's life -- click here for more information on
The term Right-Brained Dyslexia refers to a student who has a problem with words and learns best when they see and experience information -- and are right-brained learners.
The three questions we have developed that indicate your child may be a right-brained learner are:
Does your child:
- Remember places visited, even from years ago?
- Learn best when seeing and experiencing information?
- Struggle with reading comprehension, homework and standardized tests?
While some people will argue that Dyslexia and Tracking issues are not related -- we have found that Dyslexia and Tracking issues are often related -- just check out this video from the Gemstone Foundation.
Before investing in any
Dyslexia Tests or
Dyslexia Programs, I suggest you consider the following questions: