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Reading

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Poor application of rules

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Difficulty blending sounds

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Poor fluency

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Poor comprehension

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Poor letter-sound recognition

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Difficulty sounding out words

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Confuses small words

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Avoids reading

Spelling

Unpredictable spelling

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Inconsistent spelling 

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Poor spelling of small words

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Poor recognition of letter names

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Poor recognition of letter sounds

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Phonetic spelling 

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Prefers spelling orally

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Avoids spelling

Handwriting

Cramped or awkward pencil grip

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Illegible handwriting

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Difficulty spacing on paper

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Incorrect letter formations

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Incorrect writing posture

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Poor grammar usage

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Consistent spelling errors

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Difficulty organizing thoughts on paper

Processing

Difficulty remembering

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Needs directions repeated

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Difficulty retrieving words

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Struggles with organization and time management

 

Difficulty sequencing

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Inconsistent memory

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Difficulty completing tasks on time

 

Dyslexia impacts approximately 20% of the population.  

What is Dyslexia?

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"Strength doesn't come from what you do.  It comes from overcoming the things you once thought you couldn't."  

                                                          - Unknown

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Our Story

At Oxford Dyslexia, we provide dyslexia therapy and testing for difficulties with dyslexia, dysgraphia and attention.  We provide individualized Orton-Gillingham based therapy centered around phonics-based instruction that results in the improvement of self-confidence and a love for learning.  

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Since 2011, Danielle Snyder has been in education serving students in North Mississippi in both public and private sectors.   She graduated from the University of Mississippi with a B.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders and from Mississippi College with a M.Ed. in Dyslexia Therapy.  She loves inspiring children to see their abilities instead of their limitations.  

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Our Story

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"Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out."

                                                      - Robert Collier

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Dyslexia Testing

Oxford Dyslexia provides testing by a licensed psychometrist for concerns with dyslexia, dysgraphia and attentionParents will receive a copy of the full evaluation report.  

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When should an evaluation be considered?

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       Student is exhibiting signs of dyslexia and/or dysgraphia

       Student has a very difficult time staying engaged or on task

       Student is demonstrating below grade-level performance

       Student has a strong resistance to school and homework

       Parents are concerned about an underlying learning difficulty

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For more information or to schedule an evaluation, please contact Oxford Dyslexia.

Dyslexia Testing

Dyslexia Therapy

Oxford Dyslexia provides Orton-Gillingham based dyslexia therapy, carried out by Master's level dyslexia therapists.  Dyslexia therapy is a structured, sequential, repetitive, cumulative and multi-sensory approach to teaching the English language.  

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Daily components of therapy 

Alphabetic Principles - Phonological Awareness - Reading Accuracy - Reading Fluency - Reading Comprehension - Written Expression - Phonics Coding - Grammar Concepts - Spelling - Cursive Handwriting

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For more information about enrolling in dyslexia therapy, please contact Oxford Dyslexia.

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"Every student can learn.  Just not on the same day or in the same way."

                                                     -George Evans

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Dyslexia Therapy

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"Behind every young child who believes in himself is a parent who believed it first."  

                                                    - Unknown

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parental support

At Oxford Dyslexia, we understand the impact that learning difficulties can have on a student's success at school and at home.  We provide additional resources and supports for families and students.  

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Common Questions and Concerns​

         My student is having difficulty completing homework.   

         My student hates school and tries to avoid attending.   

         My student is struggling but I don't know how to help!  

         My student doesn't feel smart and is easily embarrassed.

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If your student is experiencing difficulty with academics, please call us today and we'll partner with you in working to improve their well being and academic future.  

Resources and Support

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"Sometimes real superheroes live in the hearts of small children fighting big battles."

                                                       - Unknown

Contact

Contact

Oxford Dyslexia

Danielle Snyder, M.Ed., LDT

Center Coordinator

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(Tel) 662.259.0811

Email:  dyslexia.oxford@gmail.com

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