Helping children learn to read & spell through our fun, research-proven trainertext visual phonics method. Author of The 9 Main Causes of Reading Difficulty.
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3 May 2018
Why bright children guess words in their reading and what you can do about it:
youtube.com/watch?v=jEFmD2r9…
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David Morgan retweeted
21 Apr 2025
Wait — why can a child read ‘elephant’ but guess ‘those’? 🐘
David Morgan breaks down how this happens — and how picture clues in books can make guessing worse.
#LearnToRead #ReadingScience #PhonicsExplained #LiteracyForAll #WLS2025
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15 Apr 2025
I had the pleasure of presenting at the World Literacy Summit last week.
We know the future needs to be different. That can be scary, but the future I am suggesting has been heavily tested through 17 years of R&D.
youtu.be/MEWkZHhvikc
#WLS2025 @WorldLiteracy
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8 Apr 2025
Thank you to everyone who joined my World Literacy Summit talk!
I loved discussing how we can use a combination of neuroscience and technology to make sure every child learns to read.
#WLS2025 #ReadEmpowerTransform #LiteracyForAll
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8 Apr 2025
Today at World Literacy Summit 2025, I’m discussing how we can use technology backed by neuroscience to develop functional literacy.
EVERYONE can read.
Join me at midday in Oxford or online.
#WLS2025 #LiteracyForAll
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David Morgan retweeted
6 Apr 2025
The #WLS2025 is about to begin, and we can’t wait to welcome you to Oxford University!
The atmosphere was filled with anticipation, inspiration, and a shared commitment to global literacy. The journey had begun!
If you need more info visit: worldliteracysummit.org/
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7 Apr 2025
Join me in person or online to discuss how we can use technology backed by neuroscience to ensure EVERYONE learns to read.
#WLS2025 #WorldLiteracySummit #LiteracyForAll @WorldLiteracy
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7 Apr 2025
I am very excited to be speaking at the World Literacy Summit 2025 in Oxford tomorrow! I'll be talking about how we can use neuroscience and technology to develop functional literacy. Let’s rewrite the future together! #WLS2025
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21 Jun 2023
"We have been home educating our son & reading has been a struggle! He has done two months of the Easyread System and the change is amazing! If you are willing to dedicate the time into it (15 minutes per day), you will see amazing things happen."
#homeschool #learntoread
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6 Jun 2023
K completed an amazing 270 Easyread lessons. When he started Easyread, he was guessing short, common words and his accuracy rate was around 10-20%. Now his accuracy rate is right up at 90% and his fluency is continuing to build every day.
#FASD #dyslexia #APD #raisingreaders
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21 Mar 2023
If a child has done an eye test, but still finds small text hard to read, then weak eye tracking and convergence is probably to blame.
If your learner has weak eye tracking, start our ten day eye tracking exercise routine.
#eyetracking #dyslexia #phonics #raiseareader
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3 Feb 2023
This is lovely to hear! Congratulations Elijah on all your reading progress!
"Love this system.. a few months ago, this was a struggle unless I was reading it for him.. its a whole new journey now.."
#ookwithabook #littlebookworm #raisingreaders
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25 Jan 2023
Processing auditory information is often hard! It’s one of the reasons why we provide visual prompts to the sounds in Easyread.
#apd #learntoread #visualphonics
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28 Dec 2022
That is wonderful news. Congratulations, Lavinia!
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10 Nov 2022
Keira, now 17, completed Easyread in 2013 when she was 8 years old. This is her story, told in her own words.
bit.ly/3Nak53M
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2 Nov 2022
The approach that has been getting the most success for struggling readers is a method called “visual #phonics”. It uses a presentation of text called “trainertext”, where there are little icons for each sound in a word above the word.
Full article here: bit.ly/3CUAO6s
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21 Oct 2022
Recent years have been anything but normal, so a lot of children have ended up with holes in their #phonics understanding. What most children will do then is to switch to a memorisation technique, where they try to recognise what the whole word looks like.
This is a problem.
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21 Oct 2022
Bright children everywhere have fallen behind the expectation for their age thanks to the pandemic. What can you do to get your children back on track?
You can read my full article here: bit.ly/3CUAO6s
#pandemic #edchat #raisingreaders
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18 Jan 2021
Sebastian - like most of the children who do Easyread - was guessing words a lot at first.
You can read about happened next here: bit.ly/2XEOaj0
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13 Jan 2021
A dad describing his daughter's reading progress after 65 short, daily lessons on Easyread.
This is what gets us out of bed in the morning!
#ookwithabook
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David Morgan retweeted
4 Jan 2021
@DavidMorganEd Henry is loving that he is getting better at reading as it will help him do more in life.
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