How to Get Your Child to Read and Understand at a Fourth or Fifth Grade Level

Shannon: I was at an IEP meeting not too long ago, and somebody said something that I'd never heard voiced quite this way. She says if a person can read at a fourth or fifth grade level, there's kind of no end to the growth that they can achieve. This directive changed the lives of both Lois and her son, she went on to become a reading specialist teaching children labeled dyslexic, autistic, or learning disabled. Shannon: You don't want to miss an opportunity if somebody is hyperlexic, because it will turn around and smack you in the tushy,. Do we talk about that here on the show? We'll talk with Lois about how