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Specific Learning Difficulties
Mrs Swinton is a member of the British Dyslexia Association and an expert in Specific Learning Difficulties.
Areas of expertise
Mrs Swinton has tutored children with dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia; children on the autistic spectrum; and children with disabilities.
Read her testimonials to find out how she has helped specific children to make progress with their learning.
Teaching approach
Mrs Swinton's teaching methods are based on knowledge gleaned from specialist training, conferences, extensive reading and years of teaching children of all ages and abilities.
Her fun, multi-sensory approach to teaching children to read and write fluently builds on children's interests, boosts their confidence and engages them through a range of focussed activities and games.
She has helped children to improve their skills in common weak areas, including:
- Reading and writing
- Spelling
- Handwriting
- Fractions, times tables and 'mental maths'
- Telling the time
- Map work
- Organisation and study skills
Support for teenagers and adults
While most of Mrs Swinton's tutees are primary-aged, she also tutors teenagers, college/university students and adults with learning difficulties.
Dyslexia checklist
Do you think that you or your child might be dyslexic? Read Mrs Swinton's checklist.
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