Dyslexia
Reading and Spelling
Dyslexia may affect how efficiently a student connects written letters with sounds, decodes words and develops accurate spelling.
It does not mean the student lacks understanding, ideas or broader language ability.
Educate Tutoring provides structured, personalised support for students experiencing persistent difficulty with literacy or mathematics.
Programs are planned around the student’s current skills, learning priorities and pace, with a focus on strengthening essential foundations, confidence and greater independence.
Learning differences may affect students in different ways. The tutoring focus is considered according to the student’s individual learning profile and current areas of difficulty.
Reading and Spelling
Dyslexia may affect how efficiently a student connects written letters with sounds, decodes words and develops accurate spelling.
It does not mean the student lacks understanding, ideas or broader language ability.
Writing and Written Expression
Dysgraphia may involve persistent difficulty with spelling, punctuation, handwriting or expressing ideas clearly and efficiently in writing.
Numbers and Mathematics
Dyscalculia may affect number sense, counting, calculation, mathematical facts and the ability to apply mathematical concepts confidently.
Students with dyslexia or dysgraphia may experience difficulty with reading accuracy, decoding, spelling, handwriting or written expression.
Educate Tutoring provides structured literacy support that responds to the student’s current needs. Skills are taught systematically and revisited through guided practice to help the student develop stronger connections between sounds, letters, words and written language.
Support may include:
Phonemic awareness
Sound and letter relationshipsÂ
Decoding and Word Reading
Reading FluencyÂ
Spelling and Dictation
Vocabulary Development
Morphology and Syllabification
Estimation
Mathematical language
Problem-solving strategies
Handwriting
Sentence Structure
Written Expression
Students with dyscalculia may experience persistent difficulty understanding numbers, remembering mathematical facts, selecting calculation strategies or applying concepts to solve problems.
Support is structured carefully so the student can work through concepts in a clear and manageable sequence. Visual materials, worked examples and guided practice may be used to strengthen understanding.
Support may include:
Number sense and numeration
Counting strategies
Place value
Calculation skills
Mental computation
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
Fractions
Estimation
Mathematical language
Problem-solving strategies
Tell us about your child’s current learning needs and what you hope tutoring will help them achieve.