Wizard Reading is an Innovative One to One Reading Method!

The core part of the wizard reading is

helping the students find the " FUN moments. The fun moments occur in

different ways, according to each

student different ways.

Therefore, the wizard does not have a standardized form for each class. Instead, the tutor stimulates the students to see these FUN moments through active sharing, creative questions, or encouragement. The goal of the Wizard Reading is promoting for a student to be an independent reader throughout his or her life.

“The students who engaged in reading self-selected literature for pleasure would average higher grades in English, Mathematics, science, and history than their non-reading peers.” - C.W. Sam. The Journal of Multidisciplinary Graduate. Research.

The program shows that solid reading comprehension is the foundation for success in every class. Our 1-to-1 Reading

program improved their achievements in English class and school overall. “One tutor described it as the students’ wings

enabling them to fly towards excellency in their study!”

The result of the research shows that READING ALOUD can be effective way in teaching speaking class since there is a significant relationship between reading loud and the students’ speakingskill.” - A. Supabra, Journal of Language Teaching and Learning.

Our conviction and actual observation are that reading loud in front of another person strengthen not only speaking skill but also strengthen speaking in public as well. Wizard reading leads the student to focus intensely on the book contents and

practice how naturally unifying the student reasoning, feeling,

and reading (speaking). As a result, the student will learn how fluently to talk about one's thoughts loudly in front of others.

People with Dyslexia typically have trouble reading fluently. As a result, they often read slowly and make mistakes.

That can impact how well they comprehend what they read. But

when other people read, they usually have no problem understanding the text. Here are the benefits of reading out loud

for improving Dyslexia   

Reading aloud focuses me on one word at a Reading aloud focuses me on one word at a time. When reading in my head I sometimes make unintentional word

predictions. Reading aloud helped me develop a natural reading rhythm. This may be linked to rhythm development being beneficial for overcoming dyslexia.

The most crucial point is the confidence reading aloud has given me. Once I was able to read clearly to another person, it changed the way I felt about myself.

Reading clearly in front of another person made me feel like I’d beaten dyslexia. 

- Quoted from 2010 - 2017 BeatingDyslexia.com