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Written by Susan E. Miller, Assistant Director of Robinowitz Education Center I’ve been around long enough in the field of Dyslexia to have former students become amazing proud parents. Not surprisingly, from research and statistical standpoints, most of my former students have offspring that present with varying degrees of Dyslexia. We know from years of...

For over forty-three years, Newgrange School and Laurel Schools have empowered children with learning differences, providing them with the tools and confidence necessary to accomplish their goals. The Robinowitz Education Center has simultaneously guided generations of educators to use evidence-based approaches when teaching students who have dyslexia and related learning differences. While operating as part...

Our expert, certified specialists have trained thousands of educators throughout New Jersey and the country, and are highly sought-after to speak at regional and national conferences. Trainings Offered:Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) Wilson Reading System® (WRS) Level I and Level II Certification Wilson Fundations® Wilson Just Words® Acadience™ Reading and Math...

Children with ADHD experience more obstacles in their path to success than the average student. For teachers, helping children manage their ADHD symptoms can present a challenge. Hare are some strategies our faculty use to create a welcoming learning environment at The Newgrange School of Princeton, Inc. READ MORE

 Building and Encouraging the Strengths of the Dyslexic Mind in our Students. A fundamental understanding at the Laurel School is that the dyslexic brain presents students with academic challenges and creative advantages. The science of reading tells us that explicit and systematic literacy programs are essential for students with dyslexia and related language-based learning differences....

Presented by The Robinowitz Education Center Specializing in educating children with language-based learning differences, such as dyslexia, dysgraphia,  and dyscalculia. READ MORE

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