Our Queen was the longest serving monarch in our history.We will mourn her passing and remember her. As a tribute we shall not open on Monday 19 th ,lessons will resume on Thursday 22nd.
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Following a current report, ( as per Channel 5 news), schools are finding it very difficult to offer Dyslexia support and the challenges of neurodiversity. Lack of staff training and funding for specialist teachers, mean that many students are suffering from the correct teaching and missing out on basic educational needs.The waiting time for assessments […]
Here are some ideas and tips for brain breaks and focused activities for you to try with your class or group. Some are for children and some can be tweaked for adult groups. 1.Move,met is crucial to learning – try playing a track that students can toe tap and arm move to – I use […]
In a research report by the BDA ( taken from Self Fulfilment with Dyslexia 2017 by Margaret Malpass BDA ), it was found from the respondents questioned that the skill of ‘ seeing the whole Picture’ was a key characteristic of success in their workplace careers.Determination was another key component, but the most interesting response […]
During the Covid 19 pandemic we would like to reassure our customers that we are still providing high quality tutorial lessons via our video links This has been proving very successful and students have been working to the same level. We are now including online tuition into our bespoke services. Assessments will still be carried […]
We are adding a new range of programmes to our literacy and numeracy tuition Both of which will incorporate Important but often neglected qwerty keyboard skills. Students are finding that it takes more time to write essays on a computer without the necessary touch typing skills. The programmes are suitable for both the dyslexic […]
Here at LTS since our inception in 1996 as the only tuition centre in Wolverhampton then, we have always used brain breaks with our students. We were then, ahead of the game as they say- Now neuroscience articles shows us through imaging and research, that our brain is wired for novelty, not routine. In fact our […]
What is Visual Stress? Visual Stress is also known as Meares-Irlen, named after the two researchers who first discovered the connection between white page “glare” and reading difficulties in the early 1980s. It is also called Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome, although scientifically it has now been shown that this is not a very accurate term, as […]