Richard Selznick Boeken

Focusing on the challenges of dyslexia, the guidebook addresses the neurological basis of word recognition difficulties, spelling, and decoding. Aimed primarily at school professionals, it also serves clinicians and parents, helping them understand the screening process. Rather than providing a strict manual, it encourages the development of professional judgment and offers a flexible approach to dyslexia screening. The guide emphasizes that screenings can be conducted by various educational professionals, making it accessible for teachers to identify at-risk children effectively.

The emotional journey of a shut-down learner, often referred to as Lego kids or high-spatial children, highlights the challenges faced by those discouraged in school. These children excel in hands-on tasks that leverage their visual and spatial skills, yet can feel overwhelmed and hopeless in traditional educational settings. This book provides valuable insights and encouragement for parents navigating the complexities of supporting their unique learning styles.

Focusing on the diverse challenges faced by schoolchildren, Dr. Richard Selznick offers practical techniques and insights for parents. He addresses issues such as reading and writing difficulties, behavioral problems, organizational skills, and the impact of technology. With over 25 years of experience, his approachable tone provides valuable tools for parents concerned about their child's educational journey. Emphasizing the uniqueness of each child, Selznick aims to guide families through the complexities of learning and school experiences.

Offering readers honest advice, in this new book Dr. Selznick uses plain language to make dyslexia understandable and cut through confusion. It's like chatting with a knowledgeable relative or friend who's concerned about your child. Dr. Selznick offers hope grounded in reality--no sugar-coating the issues. His 25 essential points include the definition and characteristics of dyslexia, how dyslexia is assessed, how to approach remediation, and tips for conquering the most common learning disability.