We Realize Phonics Is Not For Everybody
Have you already tried phonics-based reading programs and failed to see results?
This is why.
Phonics does not work for everyone, especially if your child has a problem with Auditory Processing.
Auditory Processing is the ability to identify, organize, localize, sequence, and remember sound information.
Phonics-based approaches are less successful, because sound patterns are hard to remember, have confusing rules, and too many exceptions to the rules.
Scientific research has shown that students with dyslexia respond very poorly to phonics based reading programs.
The Reading Without Limits program can correct dyslexia like no other program.
Our Visual Cross-Training Approach Works Wonders
This is why.
Phonics does not work for everyone, especially if your child has a problem with Auditory Processing.
Auditory Processing is the ability to identify, organize, localize, sequence, and remember sound information.
Phonics based approaches are less successful, because sound patterns are hard to remember, have confusing rules, and too many exceptions to the rules.
Our visually based approach is more successful because it is
- simple to use,
- has easy to remember rules,
- and shows very few exceptions to the rules.
Once a struggling reader learns visual pattern recognition strategies, their reading performance increases dramatically.
Visual Processing is not just about seeing clearly, but rather clearly understanding what is seen. It requires the ability to identify, organize, localize, sequence, and remember visual information. The Reading Without Limits method is unique and highly successful, because it relies on visual pattern recognition and not sound pattern recognition. By teaching readers to look for key letter patterns in words (word anchors), they are able to identify words with incredible speed and accuracy.
Our strategy outperforms traditional phonics based reading programs.
Most struggling readers can immediately read complex words above their grade level without any verbal cues.