New Study Finds Rhythmic Activities As Simple As Clapping Can Benefit Dyslexia

(MENAFN- EIN Presswire) Researchers find that simple rhythmic activities, such as clapping, can have a positive impact on individuals with dyslexia, a reading disorder.

Donny and Marie Osmond have lent their talents to the program by creating original music for and singing the songs in the program. Their catchy tunes captivate young learners.” - Matthew GlavachCLOVERDALE CA 95425, CA, UNITED STATES, November 27, 2024 /EINPresswire / -- New Study Finds Rhythmic Activities as Simple as Clapping Can Benefit Dyslexia

A groundbreaking study conducted by a team of researchers at a leading university has revealed that simple rhythmic activities, such as clapping, can have a positive impact on individuals with learning disabilities, specifically dyslexia, a reading disorder.

Lead researcher, Dr. Sarah Jones, stated, "We were amazed by the results of this study. The fact that something as simple as clapping can have such a positive impact on individuals with dyslexia is truly remarkable. We hope that this research will lead to further studies for treating dyslexia with rhythmic activities.

A new program by Matthew Glavach, Ph.D. "Literacy Thru Songs and Rhythm" uses music, movement, and a metronome to develop literacy skills in children. According to Dr. Glavach, by tapping into the brain's natural ability to process rhythm, the program helps children improve their reading and spelling abilities. This can be life-changing for children who have been struggling with these skills for years.

The program, which consists of sixteen lessons, is designed to teach children essential reading skills for grades one and two through music, songs, and metronome activities. Each lesson is carefully crafted to incorporate music and songs that not only entertain but also help children learn important reading skills. The metronome adds a unique element to the lessons, helping children develop their sense of rhythm and timing. Donny and Marie Osmond, the famous sibling duo, known for their successful music careers, have lent their talents to the program by creating original music for and singing the songs in the program. Their catchy tunes captivate young learners and make the lessons even more enjoyable.

Programs to address dyslexia can come with a hefty price tag, making them unaffordable and leaving many families struggling to find a solution. However, Dr. Glavach, a renowned expert in literacy, is on a mission to change this. Through his company, StrugglingReaders, Dr. Glavach is now offering his program“Literacy Thru Songs and Rhythm” at an affordable price of only 99.00. This move is a game-changer for families who have been struggling to find a solution for their child's dyslexia. With this program parents can be assured that their children will have the support they need to excel in their reading journey. The program is available at Amazon and StrugglingReaders.

Matthew Glavach
Glavach & Associates, StrugglingReaders
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