More Organized in His Thoughts, Spells Better, More Willing to Learn
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Angela, USA: I can tell that he is more organized in his thoughts, spells better, is more willing to learn, can easily tell left from right, can stop to focus and think things through, handwriting has improved, etc. This has flowed into other behavior as well, such as a desire to have his surroundings organized and a cleared worked space...
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A Priceless Gift
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Sheri Browning, Kuwait: Adam has come a long way over this last year. Even he comments on how much easier reading and math are for him now. In his words “I can think faster now and my thoughts don’t get jumbled up like they did before.” He has worked very hard. He learned early on that ‘attitude’ was ninety percent of the battle.... Thank you Audiblox!!! You have given our son Adam a priceless gift.
Read MoreOvercoming Auditory Processing Problems and Sensory Integration Disorder
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Barb, USA: I have been telling everyone I know with a challenged child about the program. When we went to family camp in July, a friend with an Asperger's child mentioned the difference between Jim's behavior last year and what he was doing this summer. She said "Barb, your family is a living advertisement for Audiblox....
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Improvement in Listening Comprehension, Word Attack, Oral Reading and More
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Pamela, Kansas, USA: Then he started doing a little better. That was fun. After a few more weeks, when Doug was reading from Rainbow Dreams he sounded better — more fluent and the pauses between the words were gone. That was definitely fun. After 3 ½ months I had Doug retested by the center that did his testing when we started. Here are his scores...
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Case Study: Overcoming Letter Reversals
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Soon Melanie's schoolwork was improving and she passed Grade 5 with an aggregate of 67 percent. She read more fluently, the reversals had diminished and her concentration had improved. But to her parents, the most delightful change was the dramatic improvement in Melanie's self-confidence.
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Doing Math at Grade Level, Reading Really Leaped
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Cindy B, Michigan, USA: He can finally tell time on face clock! Now it seems very easy for him. Another skill that used to be such confusion for him was counting money, but now he can... Sean's reading really leaped between the 7th and 8th month. I've noticed that for a while he was struggling with words that were more than two syllables, but something has clicked because he is picking up on these bigger words too.
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Case Study, USA: Overcoming Severe Dyslexia
I can’t believe that Kori is reading at grade level although still slow due to eye problems that aren’t correctable. But she is there! I had recently tested her on the McCaw-Crabbs reading comprehension sheets, which I timed her and she scored 3.9 grade level. Without timing her she can read 5-6th grade work. It is awesome. She never reverses letters, words or numbers anymore.
Read MoreImproving Sequential Thinking Skills
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Mary, USA: I was absolutely amazed. Number one, she THOUGHT through how she should go about getting her supplies. One of these supplies were various encyclopedias. BEFORE she would have gotten one book, took it to the table, found the information, wrote it on her paper (partially incorrect) then asked now what do I do....
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Progress After Three Months
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Karla, Canada: You could tell him to look at it closely, sound it out, etc... and he would just keep on guessing. Sometimes the word wouldn't even look like the words he was guessing. Now he only guesses about every fifth word and if I tell him he has read the word wrong, he'll look at it again and most times be able to tell me what the word is.
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Just Finished Reading His First Book
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Mrs. Beech, Perth, Australia: The first noticeable improvement in Mark's development since he has been attending the Audiblox course has been the confidence with which he has approached reading.... He has just finished to read his first ever book, The Bourne Identity!
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