12 week word Search language Program
Using Word Search Puzzles to develop english
Could you change the behaviors that challenge you & achieve proficiency in your goals?
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Here's what you'll learn in the training.
Whether you're young or mature, this training can help. Move from holding only a few pieces of information to being able to hold more and be able to work or manipulate your information easily. Come learn exactly what you need to get the results you want.
Daily Multi- sensory activities to exercise five memory systems. Begin where you are at now and progress as your capacity strengthens.
Over time you will discover additional memory activities to develop and the implications they have on ones esteem and capabilities.
Imagine reading and remember what you have read, the first time.
What about remembering what you are doing when your on your way to get a tool or something.
How about keeping track of the schedule, keeping important appointment or when you needed those tasks accomplished for the event?
Charlotte
I remember how I would feel when my memory and reading abilities where not enough!
Meet Charlotte
Charlotte has faced memory challenges and slow word retrieval for as long as she can remember, often struggling with naming and ordering things like sounds, words or syllables, names, spelling, and finding the right words. These difficulties impacted her self-confidence, self-esteem, and communication skills.
Refusing to be defined by these obstacles, Charlotte took charge of her own development. She became a certified Orton Gillingham Therapeutic Language Tutor—a specialized, multisensory approach to teaching reading. Later, she furthered her expertise by training as a Structure of Intellect Provider.
Charlotte dedicated herself to self-training in reading, memory enhancement, and intellectual growth, all with the aim of not only improving her own abilities but also to better support her children's learning. Her mission expanded over the years, leading her to train hundreds of others.
Today, Charlotte is determined to providing training and create educational resources that work. Her goal is to empower individuals of all ages to read, write, communicate effectively, believe in their full intellectual potential, and live their best lives with confidence and happiness.
Our Clients Love Us. Here's Proof.
It’s challenging when your memory seems to fail or everyday tasks become more difficult. You’re not alone; many people have faced this as well.
Before working with Charlotte, I didn't feel like I knew how to read very good. After working with Charlotte, I can read better. I'm not scarred to read anymore. She makes learning fun."
Jaxon
10 yrs old
Canada
"As a homeschooling mom to 3 boys, I felt so lost on how to hep my 9yr ol son with his reading progress. Charlotte brought it back to basics and with her help and 6 months time, mo son is picking u books eith confidence and excited to read. She's o patient, creates a relaxed atmosphere and great at celebrating progress - she know how to customize a program to help your child where the are at. I highly recommend having Charlotte in your home- she's a pleasure to work with."
Terri-Lynn
Parent
West Kelowna, BC, Canada
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When I met Charlotte I knew we were talking on the same page. I put my child in her individual classroom with the faith that she will do better. I have seen a big change in my daughter. She is challenging herself now when math has been so challenging. I don't see her discomfort now and what's important is she has started to like math. I am grateful for that and happy for my daughter.
Gosha
Parent
Peachland, BC, Canada
Got Questions? We've Got You!
How much time is needed for training?
Each week there will be a new sound to add to the English word bank. Dedicate a minimum of 15 minutes daily for a word search puzzle. Additional time can be used to reread words, match words to meanings, put your words into sentences, draw pictures of words for an extra 30-45 minutes, five days a week. The more time you work on the word search puzzles and vocabulary the faster your word bank will grow. Your memory, and tracking is also being exercised during this activity.
What age is best for memory training?
Discovering sounds and matching them to letters is an excellent way for even the youngest kids to learn to read, write and spell. The ideal age for language training typically begins around 5 years old, as this is the age where children are no longer just growing but actively learning and developing cognitive skills. However, the most common and effective age range for memory training spans from 8 to 45 years. In this period, individuals can significantly enhance their memory retention and cognitive abilities, utilizing various techniques and tools designed to boost mental performance.
Can everyone in the family do the program?
Absolutely! It is even more fun when you are searching with another. Each person has their own copy. If help is needed, clues can be given.
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