The Power of Music and Rhythm to Open New Pathways and Rewire the Brain Researchers have found that children with a variety of learning and reading disorders can have timing disruptions in the brain. These children may also have difficulty clapping and tapping to a beat.
Imagine your child learning to read and overcoming these timing disruptions while you sing and play metronome games together.
Now it is possible! Reading Thru Rhythm and Songs uses the power of music, songs, and the metronome, to help children learn to read while providing activities to help with timing disruptions in the brain.
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Programs to address these issues can be beyond the budget of most families. We want every child who can benefit from this program to have it. We are making this program available for a limited time for only $29.95.
The program includes sixteen lessons that cover phonemics, phonics, vocabulary, language development, and comprehension. Each lesson includes a song, reading activities and metronome games and activities. (200 Pages, 16 Songs.).
Limited time offer.
LISTEN TO & DOWNLOAD THE SONGS 1. Sounds and Letters 1 (Complete Song) |
Published Article
National Association of Special Education Teachers
A Timing Dysfunction in the Brain
How the Metronome and Music can Help These Conditions:
Dyslexia, ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Stuttering, Autism Spectrum Disorder
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Overcome Dyslexia Now By Matthew Glavach, Ph.D. Does your child struggle with phonics? Does he dislike reading? There is another way to learn to read. Recent studies at UCLA have shown that repeated reading not only improves reading fluency, but has the potential to rewire the brains of dyslexic readers by improving language processing in the left hemisphere. In the author’s research with over six hundred children, he found that after repeated reading of books that children enjoyed, they liked reading and phonics was easier. There are thirty-eight practice reading passages, regular and phrase-cued, for developing fluent reading and prosody. The book includes new research on speech rhythm that is promising for children with dyslexia. Available at Amazon. $12.95 Kindle Version FREE |
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