Angela,

I think it would help our List subscribers to make suggestions if you  
could give us some indication of what level reader your student is.  
Has he had any assessments that would give an idea of the reading  
areas where he might be experiencing difficulty? What does it mean  
when you say "he has tried many programs but cannot succeed." What  
are those programs, do you know?

I look forward to hearing more from you.  Thanks.



On Mar 9, 2006, at 8:00 PM, Angela Aprea wrote:


> I am advocating for a 29 yr old man who thinks he cannot learn to  

> read any better than he does. This man has tested with a high I Q  

> in childhood and makes a good living with his hands as an adult. He  

> feels that he must live with card that life has dealt him and says  

> that he has tried many programs but cannot succeed . He has agreed  

> to one more try...perhaps an on line course or tutor.  Thanking you  

> in advance for your replies.

>

> Angela M. Aprea

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