Are You Ready for Your Student To Become an
Excellent Reader?
MASTERING READING
Dr. Fred Ray Lybrand Jr.
The Problem:
READING
COMPREHENSION
It's Hard To Enjoy
What They
Don't Understand
Who Authored This Training?
Just Some Of What You Will Learn From This Course:
Secret #1: Pieces
One of the essentials to growing excellent readers is to help them learn to see the various parts of what they are reading. Yes, it is word meaning, but it is more than that. When a reader learns to see the characters, and actions, things in the surroundings, the foundation for understanding is firmly in place. We'll show them exactly how to learn this skill.
Secret #2: Links
Secret #3: Action
Just like your own day-to-day life, there is a sequence of actions that take place. Learning the secret of how what you are reading moves along is the key for learning the 'logic' of the story or article. Once you know how it moves, then everything is both understood and remembered better. We show you exactly how to grow this skill too.
Hours of Unique Practical Training + Training Templates + Personal Support (Private FaceBook / Live Webinars)
WANT TO SEE WHAT YOU'LL GET?
PLEASE READ THIS UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
The"reading course" (by Dr. Fred Ray Lybrand) is just so clever.
It contains many simple ideas, but it's gold! It works in with the RC books at absolutely any level, or any well-written books, using whole books or just a page. It's delivered as video lessons for the parent to learn the ideas, and/or the children can directly listen.
From the first levels, it gives clever ways to think and ask questions about stories that are actually really fun to do. We get better at it by doing, and enjoy going on to the higher level ideas. No hurry, though! It's a way of thinking about stories and passages; nothing like a rote workbook that hurts enjoying the book. You know how sometimes analysis can kill a good story? This does the opposite, and actually makes you MORE interested in it. -Rosalind Cook
From the first levels, it gives clever ways to think and ask questions about stories that are actually really fun to do. We get better at it by doing, and enjoy going on to the higher level ideas. No hurry, though! It's a way of thinking about stories and passages; nothing like a rote workbook that hurts enjoying the book. You know how sometimes analysis can kill a good story? This does the opposite, and actually makes you MORE interested in it. -Rosalind Cook
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