16 Wilton Reading Tutors

I am an Orton-Gillingham tutor and have retired after 40 years as the lower school reading tutor in a New Jersey school, where I tutored the dyslexics (borderline, severe, and garden variety) and the late bloomers (the ones who respond too quickly to instruction to be classified as dyslexic). I still love to watch my pupils become confident readers. and I enjoy the process of getting there. Like all Orton-Gillingham tutors, my approach is systematic, sequential, alphabetic, and intersen... ... More

As a master educator and teacher of 25 years, I will bring to the table a wealth of knowledge in reading and writing acquisition. I am a highly qualified Learning Disabilities Specialist with training in scientifically proven methods including: Wilson Reading System Certified-phonics based reading instruction Lindamood Bell Phoneme Sequencing- phonemic awareness Lindamood Bell Visualizing and Verbalizing - comprehension Lindamood Bell Seeing Stars- spelling Project... ... More

I am IMSLEC certified in Initial, Advanced, and Trainer for Orton-Gillingham Multisensory Language instruction. I work with students from 6yo through adult bringing to them the gift of reading using strategies and methods unlike the standard classroom methods. The Orton-Gillingham method is a scientifically based reading method proven to help struggling reads.... ... More

I'm an NH State certified special and general educator with over 20 years experience, bachelors and masters degree in education. Many students I work with have this diagnosis. And, in my experience, 1:1 tutoring is very productive for a student with A.D.H.D. As a tutor, I interact with the student as an individual learner, especially to establish a rapport of trust. As the student works, I observe and can see where things may be breaking down. Tutoring provides students with privacy so they are insulated from embarrassment in front of peers. A student must learn to capitalize on the their ... More

I've taught numerous students who have ADD or ADHD. The main difference between the two is that students with ADD typically are easily distracted and tend to have racing thoughts which prevents them from keeping focused for longer periods of time. Students with ADHD have the above problems, but they also have hyperactivity problems, such as not being able to sit still or keeping their hands still. Their bodies are overstimulated and require additional tools/feedback,so that they can improve their attention span. Many students with ADD or ADHD tend to need some form of physical therapy,occupat ... More