Janet S. Vosburg
contact for price
Subject area
Sorry this pro can’t do your job, but we know other pros who can.
Introduction: Barton Dyslexia Consultant (Tutor/Screener)
Accredited Writing Instructor (Excellence in Writing)
Handwriting Without Tears (printing or cursive)
For dyslexic students, Susan Barton combined seven Orton-Gillingham
programs to develop the Barton Reading & Spelling Program. A student with any learning issues must use an OG evidenced-based approach. Dyslexia runs in families. Amazingly, dyslexic parents can be trained to successfully tutor their own dyslexic students.
Excellence in Writing provides struggling students with a checklist and many outlines making writing efficient and enjoyable.
Handwriting Without Tears was developed by an occupational therapist. Students write on a baseline and are guided by a midline.
Focusing on two lines rather than three makes everyone's handwriting legible.
I teach struggling students to spell, read and write. By the end of first grade, a student should be able to accurately read 35 words in one minute. If your student can't, call for a free consultation. I am grateful for the opportunity to help students before they fail!
Overview
1 employee
10 years in business
Payment methods
Ask this pro about their preferred payment method.
Reviews
Customers rated this pro highly for professionalism, responsiveness, and value.
5.0
2 reviews
5
100%
4
0%
3
0%
2
0%
1
0%
CG G.
Mar 29, 2018
We first met Janet while trying to diagnose my son’s reading/phonics difficulties. Her patience, tactics and the program she used had him reading above grade level within 8 months. Since we had such great success we recently contacted her about a writing program she had introduced to us. We are currently in this writing class where we’ve seen some great improvement in his reading test discussion answers etc. He always says the “class” was fun. I’d say that’s the most amazing part...making learning something that’s difficult actually fun.
CG -Baton Rouge
Rhonda G.
Mar 31, 2018
Janet keeps my son interested and involved when they are working together. She really cares that he is learning and growing as a writer. As a sixth grader, being able to write essays and reports is a skill he needs now and even more so in the future and I’m so glad there is a program to help him improve.