Tania was a seventh-grader who raised her reading ability from third-grade level to tenth-grade in our course. Sarah,
another seventh-grader, raised her level from third-grade to eleventh. Chris, an eigth-grader, rose from seventh-grade
to college level. Jacquie, a sixth-grader, went from third-grade level to eigth, then, in the following year, advanced
to eleventh-grade on her own.. Victoria failed first-grade in May, but by September she was reading at fourth-grade
level. Pat's highest grade as a high school freshman was D, but he made the honor roll his entire sophomore year. His
lowest grade for the entire school year was a B! Melissa, a college graduate, had always struggled with reading for
comprehension. After taking our course she was accepted at five law schools! The lives of these students were changed
forever.
These are not exceptions; they are typical of our students. Teaching them was so easy that you will not believe it when
you see it yourself. No other reading instruction method even comes close to achieving this level of success.
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What did Scientific American recommend as the best way to teach reading?
In the November, 1996 issue, Scientific American reported the results of a twenty year, multi million-dollar study on
teaching reading to dyslexic students. It concluded that the way Academic Associates teaches is the very best method.
That didn't suprise us at all. We've taught hundreds of students with dyslexia and other learning disabilities. Our
way is also the most effective for teaching those without learning disabilities. If children or adults in your family
need to read better, don't waste another day. Call Academic Associates now. There is no better way to learn to read.
Cliff Ponder, President & Founder of Academic Associates Learning Centers®
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