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Reading Comprehension Improvement in Three Steps

In today's fast-moving world, reading and the ability to assimilate information is vital! And comprehending what you read and hear is absolutely essential to attain success in both school and the workplace!

Personally, comprehension can make or break relationships.

If comprehension is a problem for you or your child, here are some actions you can take to improve it:

Check the profile below to see if it fits.
Learn how reading comprehension is anchored in the mind.
Examine the IdeaChain reading comprehension program and talk one-on-one with the author to see if it fits your needs.
Get involved: take the step that changes your future to one of promise and possibility. Start the IdeaChain reading comprehension program today!

Action 1 - PROFILE: Does this profile fit you or your child?

Gets parts of a story or lesson but not the whole idea or concept. More
Relates experiences in a scattered or fragmented way. The listener must ask question after question to get the whole idea. More
Attention drifts when reading or listening. More
Big problems collecting thoughts for writing. More
Difficulty following directions, particularly if the directions involve multiple steps. More
May make "off-the-wall" comments during conversation. More
(If reading the words, decoding, has been a problem) Continues to struggle with reading the words even after special training in a phonics based reading program. More

If two or more characteristics fit . . .

Then IdeaChain Reading Comprehension Program is designed specifically for you - to increase understanding and memory. It puts you in the driver’s seat by teaching you the path to improved comprehension and by giving you the tools to develop academic or economic success.

Action 2 - Learn: Why People Have Problems with Comprehension

Comprehension problems are often overlooked because they are HIDDEN. It is difficult to understand why someone cannot understand and remember ideas, even if they read the words well. The following tutorial explains the problem and lays a foundation for understanding what needs to change to improve reading comprehension.