Students enjoy the exercises and activities and
remain highly motivated throughout the process.

Parents report that their children have a happier, more positive
attitude toward learning and are participating more in school.

"Just 8 weeks into the program I began to notice subtle differences
in our son. He was finally beginning to understand abstract concepts
and remember things. His resource teacher reported that he moved
up one level above the other children in his reading group. And his
homeroom teacher began to give my child the same spelling words as
the rest of his classmates because her expectations of his abilities
have finally increased.
The end of the 10th week of training brought about the best change
we have seen as of yet. My child came home from school, very
confidently tossed his backpack aside, and said to me with the cutest
smirk on his face, 'I had the greatest reading day ever. I read to
my teacher so good that it made her smile all day!'
He absolutely loves the program and can't wait to begin his summer
sessions. We are equally as anxious and excited to see what the next
step in this amazing program will bring into our lives. The greatest
gift in the world is for your child to read to you. When my child could
not read, his abilities in every other realm of his life suffered. He
lost self-confidence, became self-conscious and his other school work
suffered.
His personality is slowly changing and he is gaining that
self-confidence he needs. We are very grateful that have found a
program that works, because believe me, we have tried them all!"
- Mrs. Tiphanie Justice

(Read more parent stories on the Testimonials Page.)
The Reading Lab founder and
executive director, Lila
Macaluso, is honored at a
conference by SLc for her
dedication and her continuing
participation to student
success. She was one of only
five providers across the
nation so honored and is
pictured here with 2 of the 4
founding neuroscientists, Dr.
Steve Miller and Dr. Bill
Jenkins.
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These boys love coming to the LAB
and competing for points each day.
It's a guy thing their moms tell me!
Dr. Mike Merzenich, Professor Emeritus in Otolaryngology
in the W.M. Keck Foundations Center for Integrative
Neurosciences at the University of California, San Francisco
Medical Center and Founder of Scientific Learning and Lila
Macaluso, Founder and Executive Director of The Reading Lab
at a recent conference.
A mom learns how to
'coach' her child using
the program at home.