Our monthly newsletter, Scribbles, landed today!
Catch up on our free trainings, upcoming events, and other literacy news.
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Each learner comes for different reasons.
But, for all of them, courage shines through.
We can’t share their identity…
But we can share their heart!
Here’s a spotlight on just one of our learners:
“Middle aged female seeking to gain confidence in reading, particularly in reading out loud. Striving for improved fluency and a stronger sense of self-assurance. This personal journey is driven by the desire to become better in reading and unlock the full potential of their literacy skills.”
All of our learners come to us with unique stories! But adults who struggle with reading all share some common traits. Isolated, each indicator may not mean anything. When grouped together over time though, a pattern emerges.
Follow along each week as we list out some common traits you’ll notice in adults who struggle with reading.
Know someone who needs help reading?
Have them call 803-216-5663 to set up an appointment.
“A good teacher is like a candle – it consumes itself to light the way for others.”
– Mustafa Kemal AtatĂĽrk
We love stepping out into the community and meeting others who drive positive moments forward!
Recently, we were honored to be the guest speakers at the combined luncheon of the Richland and Columbia Sertoma Clubs. This decades-old philanthropic organization deeply believes in “SERvice TO MAnkind.”
“Teaching is a calling too. And I’ve always thought that teachers, in their way, are holy – angels leading their flocks out of the darkness.”
– Jeannette Walls
