Sample Resume: Efficient Educational Therapy And Dyslexia Treatment

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Description 1: Stars-Learning.com in San Francisco, CA provides efficient educational therapy and dyslexia treatment.

Description 2: Stars-Learning.com offers help to students with ADD or other learning disabilities in San Francisco, CA.

Description 3: Stars-Learning.com specializes in professional reading assistance to students in San Francisco, CA .

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Meta Description: Call Stars-Learning.com to obtain reliable assistance for students with dyslexia.

At Stars-Learning.com in San Francisco, CA, I offer educational therapy for students with dyslexia and other learning disabilities. If your child has a learning disability that is affecting him or her, I am here to help. These challenges can affect a child 's self esteem
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At Stars-Learning.com in San Francisco, CA, I provide solutions for children with learning disabilities through educational therapy. I am certified educational therapist that has been in business for 10 years. I completed my degree of Educational Therapy from UC Berkeley and completed my Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and Human Development from Boston College. I have eight years of classroom experience and currently work in my own private practice in which I help children on a daily basis.

I have trained in a variety of programs including the Singerland Multi-Sensory Reading Program, the Lindamood Bell Reading Program, the Read Naturally Program, and the Making Math Real Program. These programs have helped me gain the knowledge and skills I need to teach in a highly effective way. I strive to keep students engaged and interested during each session I lead and give them my full attention from the start of our meeting until the conclusion. My passion and care keeps success close and failure far.

Look to Stars-Learning.com in San Francisco, CA for “students that achieve real success learning.” I am excited to work with your child and guide him or her on the path to a successful learning
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When you are trying to find an educational therapist in San Francisco, CA, Stars-Learning.com is where you should go. I am honored to say that I am a professional educational counselor that has a fantastic reputation and a long list of clients. My educational therapy and scholarly tutoring offers children with a plethora of learning disabilities, a wide range of intensive, individualized sessions that remeditate learning issues and boost their confidence at the same time.

My educational counseling weakens learning problems and stimulates a student 's awareness of their strength so they can use that strength to overcome or compensate for any areas of weakness. The treatment plan I use with all disabilities, utilizes information from various sources including the student 's emotional, social, neurospychological, and psychoeducational context. I embrace a student 's overall comfort and use it as the catapult to learn as much as they possibly can in each

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