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08/27/2026

📖 CALT Corner #4: Reading Fluently Isn't Reading Fast
Many people think fluency means speed.

It doesn't.

Fluent readers:
✅ Read accurately
✅ Read smoothly
✅ Read with expression
✅ Understand what they're reading

Speed without understanding isn't the goal.

Comprehension always comes first.

08/25/2026

✨ Success Story Spotlight ✨

"There was a time when reading brought frustration and sadness. Today, it brings confidence and excitement."

One parent recently shared:

"My son now has confidence and excitement to read. He no longer struggles with feeling sad that he doesn't understand or know how to read. This program has totally changed his life—and ours!"

Stories like this remind us why we do what we do. Reading isn't just about recognizing words—it's about building confidence, opening doors, and helping children believe in themselves.

If your child is struggling with reading, know that there is hope. The right support can make all the difference.

📚 Wondering if your child could benefit from our program? Reach out today for a conversation—we're here to answer your questions and help your child build the confidence to thrive.

08/24/2026

Back-to-school season is here across the Ozarks! ✏️📚

While many students are just getting back into the routine, we’re so proud of the hard work our students put in all summer long—building skills, growing confidence, and making incredible progress in their reading journeys. 💙

Starting the school year strong can make all the difference, and we’re cheering on every student as they head back into the classroom!

If your child is struggling with reading, it’s never too early (or too late) to get support. We’re here to help every step of the way.

👉 Learn more about our programs or schedule a screening today: 417-269-0259

08/20/2026

💡 CALT Corner #3: Mistakes Are Information
When a student makes an error, we don't simply mark it wrong.

Instead, we ask:

➡️ What does this mistake tell us?

Every response helps us understand what the student knows, what they're beginning to understand, and what needs to be taught next.

Good teaching is diagnostic.

08/18/2026

Back-to-School Tip: Don't wait for the first report card.

If you know your child learns differently, introduce yourself to their teacher early. Share what works at home, what motivates your child, and strategies that have been successful.

A strong partnership between home and school helps everyone start the year on the right foot.

08/17/2026

🎉 Congratulations, Gus! 🎉

Today we celebrate an incredible milestone as Gus graduates from the Take Flight program! Your hard work, perseverance, and determination have been inspiring every step of the way.

We are so proud of everything you've accomplished and can't wait to see where your journey takes you next. Keep believing in yourself, reaching for your goals, and soaring to new heights!

Congratulations, Gus—you've earned it! ✈️📚🌟

08/13/2026

🧠 CALT Corner #2: Multisensory Learning Isn't Just "Hands-On"
Multisensory instruction is much more than using fun materials.

Students learn best when they are:
👀 Seeing it
👂 Hearing it
🗣️ Saying it
✍️ Writing it
🤲 Feeling it

When multiple pathways in the brain work together, learning becomes stronger and more lasting.

That's why you'll often see our students tapping sounds, skywriting, reading aloud, and writing—all during the same lesson!

08/11/2026

📚 Student Book Recommendation! 📚

This week's recommendation comes from Quincey! 🌟

📖 Book: Baby-Sitters Little Sister: Karen's Grandmothers #9

💬 Why Quincey recommends it: "We get to see the characters change in different ways."

What a thoughtful observation! Reading stories where characters grow and change helps young readers build empathy, make connections, and think more deeply about what they're reading.

💙 Thank you, Quincey, for sharing your favorite book with us! What's a book your child would recommend? Tell us in the comments—we're always looking for great reads to add to our list! 📚✨

08/10/2026

If your child struggles with reading, remember this as school begins:

Their pace is not their potential.

Celebrate progress.
Celebrate perseverance.
Celebrate every small victory.

The school year is a marathon—not a sprint—and we're cheering them on every step of the way. 💙

08/06/2026

📚 CALT Corner #1: Reading Is Taught, Not Caught
Many people assume that if children are surrounded by books, they'll naturally learn to read.

For students with dyslexia, reading doesn't develop incidentally—it must be taught explicitly and systematically.

That's why our therapists break reading down into small, manageable steps, teaching one concept at a time while continuously reviewing previously learned skills.

✨ Small steps. Big growth.

Address

1000 E Primrose Street
Springfield, MO
65807

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+14172690259

Website

https://www.dyslexiaandlearning.com/

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