Adult Learners' Guide to Spelling

Customer Reviews

Finally, a book written for those who need help with spelling that they can use themselves. - By: A. I. McCulloch, 23 Aug 2008
All too often, books that are written to help with spelling problems are written for the teacher, in teaching jargon, & not the student who needs help.

This book is written in a dyslexia - friendly style,and endorsed by the British Dyslexia Association. It is full of helpful suggestions & plenty of tried & tested strategies for improving spelling. It contains a colour coded section on a four-week programme for improving skills. There are activities (with answers) a useful Glossary, a list of difficult words & a dyslexia screening checklist.

Tutors looking for inspiration for creating new worksheets for their students will find plenty here, whilst the student who is trying to use the book as part of a self-help programme will find the book clear & easy to use. The author has a depth of experience as a literacy tutor, specialising in dyslexia & her knowledge shows.As a fellow tutor, I cannot praise this book highly enough - a most valuable & overdue addition.

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