Speech pathologists near Dallas, TX

Jihyun L. says, "Elizabeth is an amazing teacher. I have only been living in the U.S. for a year, and my English is poor, which has made things difficult for me. Before I started studying with Elizabeth, I felt nervous when speaking English with others. However, after studying with her, I feel much more confident in communicating, even though my English is not perfect yet. In addition to being a great teacher, Elizabeth has become a good friend who always supports and encourages me. She has been incredibly helpful with both my English skills and adapting to life in the U.S. If you are searching for an English tutor who truly understands you, Elizabeth is the one for you. I highly recommend her."See more

Sara A. says, "Within the first five minutes of our session, she had already identified the areas of my speech that needed improvement, and we immediately began working"See more

Rodrigo P. says, "Though this doesn’t mean I can speak like this right away, learning how to correctly articulate American English sounds improves overall speech!"See more

Salma S. says, "My experience with Stefanie has been life changing. She is an excellent teacher, works at your pace and builds slowly. I am doing poses that I never dreamed I could do. Thanks Stefanie. "See more

Anthony V. says, "I had a great experience with my biology tutor. She explained difficult topics in a simple way and made sure I truly understood the material, not just memorized it. She was patient and helpful, and I felt much more confident for my quizzes and exams. I definitely recommend her to anyone needing help with biology."See more

Sophie C. says, "Changing your speech is a process that requires a lot of dedication. At first, I thought it would be like a regular English class, but Prof."See more

Mike R. says, "The kids love working with her, and she knows how to adapt the lessons to their interests and capabilities."See more

Destiny P. says, "We love her ! Very patient & understanding with my 5 year old - will continue to work with her !"See more

YOU CAN TEACH a 4-7-YEAR-OLD TO READ AND I CAN HELP YOU! Three Types of Adult Support I Provide for Teaching Young Children: 1. Private coaching for parents or teachers, on an hourly basis on Zoom or in your home in the Seattle area ($60 per hour) 2. In-home consultations for parents where I can help you set up a nurturing and effective learning environment for your child ($100 per hour in the Seattle area *) 3. Seminars for parents, teachers, families, communities, churches, homeschool groups, PTAs, and friends who CAN teach 4-7-year-old children. Learn to read in a step by step, systematic, simple way! ($200 per hour) To be successful, parents and educators will find it invaluable to know: • How children learn • That 0-6-year-olds have an absorbent mind *, through which they effortlessly absorb information • That children love to learn • That there is a dependable, step by step reading sequence to follow that can empower anyone to teach • How to use hands-on reading materials that are like a series of card games so that children can almost teach themselves to read. See that these materials are tailored to the needs of young children • How to establish simple routines at home or school of 10-15 minutes per day where practicing or “playing with the materials” enables children to successfully read! • It is not difficult for most children to learn to read if they have the right tools and adults who understand a simple sequence. As a Montessori teacher with 25+ years' experience teaching reading and writing to children 4-7 years old, including my own six children, I am passionate about showing adults how they CAN teach children to read. Let’s start a revolution in learning! What I offer to Parents, Teachers, and All Who Would Support Children: 1. I provide private consultations and seminars for parents and teachers. If this is done in connection with tutoring, it will maximize the tutoring opportunity for children. Parents will be more conscious of developmental needs and will be more engaged. They can better understand and so support the child's efforts with hands-on reading materials. Simple feedback and demonstrations to you as your child is learning can be a great help. 2. I also provide seminars in which I communicate all of the above in further detail about how children learn and also lay out a clear sequence of how to teach reading. This can be step by step training for parents, teachers, and others! I use power points and other presentation materials to give detailed instructions about how to teach. I demonstrate the use of the materials and make recommendations. Understand how children learn and how to ensure the building of a successful reading foundation. *Please note I charge transportation fee of $1.00 per mile for transportation.See more

My first student was my severely dyslexic sister who was in 8th grade reading at 1st grade level. For years teachers told me she needed to read more and she was eventually catch up. Nothing worked until I found the Orton-Gillingham method. Not only is she able to read now but she is addicted to a series of novels! I am trained and certified in the Barton System which one of the most comprehensive Orton-Gillingham based programs. The Orton-Gillingham method is the golden standard in teaching reading to children and adults with dyslexia. I have taken Lindamood-Bell's Lips training workshop on phonemic awareness for my most severely dyslexic students. I have also taken Susan Barton's 6-day graduate level Screening for Dyslexia seminar. In addition to my O.G.-based training, I have taken countless Linguistics and Structured Word Inquiry courses to expose my students to a scientific approach to orthography. Every word has a story and meaningful reasons for the way it is spelled, even so-called "sight words!" Using SWI, students use critical thinking, expand their vocabulary, and improve reading comprehension. Signs of Dyslexia: - Terrible spelling (Number 1 sign of Dyslexia) - Unable to sound out unknown words or nonsense words - Unable to retain spelling words from spelling tests - Slow choppy reading - Relies on context clues when reading - Makes guesses when reading I tutor all students (ages 6 to adult) online using a screen sharing software. My hourly rate applies to 55-minute sessions. I look forward to hearing from you!See more