As A Parent
the reading trap:
"just read more"
is actually hurting your struggling reader
WATCH THE FREE VIDEO: The advice that’s keeping your child stuck (and what to do instead)
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This video changed everything for us. After months of frustration and tears over reading, I finally understood what was happening and how to help my son.
April L.., Parent
Has your bright child been told they “just need to read more”?
But the more they practice, the more frustrated they become?
There's a scientific reason why
"read more"
is the WORST advice for struggling readers.
In this eye-opening video, April Coggins, Certified Dyslexia Therapist and mother of a child with severe dyslexia, reveals:
- Why traditional reading advice actually reinforces the habits that cause reading struggles
- What brain imaging studies show is really happening when your child tries to read
- The "practice paradox" that makes reading harder the more your child practices
- The specific approach that helps struggling readers build proper reading pathways
- How to know if your child is actually reading or just guessing
After helping hundreds of struggling readers break free from ineffective strategies, April shares the truth about what’s really happening and how to help your child become a confident reader.
Enter your email below to watch the video and receive more proven strategies for helping your struggling reader.
By submitting your email, you’ll also receive my weekly newsletter with additional reading strategies, resources, and updates. I respect your privacy and you can unsubscribe at any time.
This video changed everything for us. After months of frustration and tears over reading, I finally understood what was happening and how to help my son.
April L.., Parent
