Students Reyna* and Ann* like this program because they can see, hear, say, and write the word. They’ve learned so much in just a few weeks. They love the program! read more ›
This helps students understand why words say what they say. This program will help me professionally and personally with my own special needs son. Thank you! read more ›
We are a small campus with just a handful of special education students. We have used the program with one particular female student who is now passing her subjects, but was not in the beginning. I think this is due to some improvement in reading skills. read more ›
It’s easy for them to get adjusted to. They enjoy sitting down to the computer for it. I have about three or four students who are low-level readers. What I’m seeing now, as we work with the program and even use the flashcards: They are improving. read more ›
I love teaching literacy. It is so fulfilling to see how happy it makes students when they learn and how grateful they are to have all these “light bulbs” turn on with the Reading Horizons method. read more ›
I wanted to let you know the progress of the student I have been working with. She has gone from a 4.4 RL (October 19, 2011) to a 5.2 RL (Feb. 2, 2012). I see her decoding ability improving; she is able to prove a word more rapidly in her head or out loud. read more ›
The trainer is so knowledgeable and fun. Her enthusiasm for the program is contagious! read more ›
Jerry* came to us with a third-grade reading level. After completing the … program, his reading has continued to improve, and he is now at an eleventh-grade reading level. It helps with teaching the difficult parts of the English language – those words that don' … read more ›
I had an adult approach me who was very successful and owned his (own) business but could not read. The man was frustrated because he had tried (other literacy programs) before but got no results. So, I started tutoring him using the Reading Horizons method once a week at … read more ›
Reading Horizons courseware has received a positive reaction from the instructors and students in the Los Angeles County Jails’ Correctional Educational Program. Reading Horizons is ideal for the illiterate and low-level reading student who needs concentrated phonics … read more ›