Why Tyrannosaurus But Not If – Parent Support Course
Live via Zoom
Dates: TBC
7:30pm – 9:30pm NZ time 

Please contact me if you’re interested in this.

Dyslexia-Inspired Strategies for Parents of all Struggling Learners

Six Practical Support Sessions that make Parents the Best Helpers they can be

 This is an opportunity to learn proven methods to help bright but struggling students to learn and retain information.

The name of the book and the course comes from a parent’s question as to why their child could read ‘tyrannosaurus‘ but struggled with ‘if’.

The discovery that your child has a learning difficulty can be a frightening, disorientating experience.  Many parents worry that, although they feel they understand their child, they don’t feel they understand their dyslexia. Just as the hardworking dyslexic child is left with feelings of inadequacy after every class test, so their caring, dedicated parents are left feeling ineffectual when they sit down to help the student him with their homework.
– Richard Whitehead, Why Tyrannosaurus But Not If?

Attendance is limited to 16 people to ensure the highest quality of training.

Who should attend:
Parents of intermediate and secondary school students who are struggling to learn and recall information.
Parents of students aged 8-11 years who are looking for future strategies.
Whether or not the student has done a Davis programme, this course can benefit them.

Course includes:
– six two-hour group sessions
– comprehensive workbook
– 1 kg beige plasticine clay​

Costs:
Because this is being run out of the UK, prices are in GB pounds.

Typical course fee:  NZ$345

$495 for 2 people in same household

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