HOW CAN WE HELP?
The ‘Invisible’ Disability
“Dyslexia is the invisible disability. The ‘D’ word is often not allowed in schools. Children are not specifically tested for it and rarely treated . . . Unfortunately, I have seen these students relegated to ‘learned helplessness’ by systems that just push them through.” - Pete Wright -
Learned helplessness is a conditioned behavior in which an individual gives up trying to escape a painful situation.
“Dyslexia is the invisible disability. The ‘D’ word is often not allowed in schools. Children are not specifically tested for it and rarely treated . . . Unfortunately, I have seen these students relegated to ‘learned helplessness’ by systems that just push them through.” - Pete Wright -
Learned helplessness is a conditioned behavior in which an individual gives up trying to escape a painful situation.
![]() TESTING REFERRRALS
There are a number of options for qualified testing in the Denver Metro area. Please check our testing page. Contact us if you need more information. ![]() IEP/504 Support
We can help you understand and navigate this process. A great resource for educating yourself in this process is Wrightslaw and we encourage you to visit their website. |
![]() TUTORING REFERRRALS
We maintain a database of qualified tutors in the Denver Metro area, but because each student is unique in his/her needs, we ask that you contact us directly for referral names. If you haven’t already, please visit our tutoring page for more information. ![]() Assistive Technology Information
There is wonderful technology to help your student’s educational process including: Smart Pens livescribe), audio books, text-to-speech software, speech recognition software, spell checkers, and alternative keyboards. For some good information visit Greatschools.com. |