Davis Dyslexia Correction Program®

A dyslexia correction program can dramatically change a student in just a few days, the tools taught are empowering for a dyslexic and allows them to take control of their learning.

The program typically includes 30 hours of one-on-one work over a 5-day period. The two major components of the Davis Dyslexia Correction program are Orientation Counseling and Symbol Mastery.

The dyslexia correction program resolves difficulties with reading, writing, spelling, and/or penmanship (dysgraphia). Developed for children (approximately age 8 and above), teens, and adults.

Skills learned with the Davis® Dyslexia Correction Program:

• • to create and monitor a focused state at will
  • to self-regulate energy levels to appropriately match the task at hand
  • to improve balance and coordination
  • to resolve confusion caused by alphabetical letters and punctuation
  • to understand one’s own learning style and recognize its gifts
  • Increased self-esteem
  • Strengthened left-to-right eye movement for accurate word decoding
  • Improved spelling skills
  • Ability to utilize one’s creative thought processes for letter and word mastery
  • Increased accuracy in reading: decrease of substitutions, insertions, and omissions
  • Improved fluency and word decoding abilities
  • Improved comprehension
  • Improved penmanship
  • Skills for transferring thoughts in the mind to words on paper

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A peak into a typical day of a Dyslexia Program

• • Review previous days’ work
  • Check in and get into the perfect learning place using the newly learned tools
  • Play koosh balls while balancing
  • Reading Exercises
  • Clay work (dictionary usage, making up sentences, creative clay models of the meaning of a word, making the word in clay, mastering the meaning and spelling of the word using our tools, visualization, and the model that was created)
  • Breaks throughout the day (typically there are 4 -6 breaks throughout the day plus the one hour lunch)
  • This cycle of work is continued throughout the day with other lessons interspersed such as pronunciation key, punctuation, dictionary skills, neurodiversity characteristics, and strengths.