Pat Jones’ teaching style and methods are unique because she believes learning can be and should be fun. This ethos evolved into the Nessy philosophy, and is something that makes Pat’s approach very different to the other Orton-Gillingham programs around the world.
Nessy has been undergoing some technical support fixes currently that will be rolled out across the platform Thursday 25th January at 10pm. Nessy may be temporarily unavailable during the update so please bear with us.
Homeschooling kids with dyslexia is often a much less stressful educational option to help these bright but struggling students. It does not, however, eliminate learning struggles. One way to help your child be successful in (or out of) the homeschooling environment is to offer them accommodations and strategies.
We’ve got two great January Sales, each offering unique Nessy discounts. Chase away the January blues with our complete, fun, learning solution!
Nessy Reading & Spelling has some exciting new features going live Thursday evening! If you have the program, click here to find out what new additions we’ve made.
If you have Nessy Reading & Spelling or Dyslexia Quest, things might look a little different when you log in tomorrow. We’ve added some exciting new features and updates to both programs.
Bag a Black Friday bargain at Nessy! Take advantage of our exclusive sale beginning today, Wednesday 22nd and ending Sunday 26th with a massive 40% off the following top programs.
Agatha Christie is the best selling and most translated author of all time. Her characters and stories are known worldwide, particularly Hercule Poirot, her famed Belgian detective and her legacy lives on through screen, stage and written adaptations. A lesser known fact of this remarkable woman is that she achieved all this and became a literary giant all while having dyslexia, she is a true inspiration to all!
There are many fonts that have been designed to help the dyslexic reader – but do they really work? This week’s blog post looks at the different perspectives and whether dyslexia friendly fonts really do the job they claim.
Today’s blog is by Arran Smith, Dyslexia Advisor for Nessy, who tells a heart-warming story of his journey with dyslexia, from his struggles in school to his charity work with the Leicester Dyslexia Association and working for the British Dyslexia Association.
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