Posted by Peg in Ottawa

Candygram@tnl-online.com wrote:
>
> "Luke Smith" wrote:
>
> > I would like to find some support for learning how I could improve on
> >problems related to this disablity.
>
> Hi Luke. The Riggs Institute (a nonprofit literacy agency) has a lot
> of specific information that can be used to help yourself in this
> area. If you have access to the web, you can take a look at their
> pages at . If not, contact them at the
> address below and ask them to send you their free information on this
> topic:
>
> The Riggs Institute
> 4185 S.W. 102nd Ave
> Beaverton, OR (USA) 97005
> 503-646-9459
> mailto:riggs@riggsinst.org

I'll second that! Riggs is great - 28 rules for spelling (I wish I'd had
that in school), and the phonological rules for reading. I've made
copies for my friends with "dyslexic" children, and for my son's tutor
(who is a young grad in special ed, but has not yet secured a job)

Peg in Ottawa

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