Reading Horizons can Help Struggling Readers Achieve their Goals in 2010

Dec. 30, 2009 - PRLog -- Reading Horizons helps countless individuals improve themselves by improving their reading skills.  

Three steps to self improvement have been defined by self- help professionals.  First, there has to be an acknowledgement of a need for improvement in a certain area.  Second, a person must seek out good sources for help.  And third, a person must set goals and work towards those goals in order to see improvement.

Reading Horizons program helps individuals improve themselves and their reading skills as these guidelines are followed.  The first step must be taken by the individual, who must accept that they need help.  Upon acting on this realization, Reading Horizons can help any individual achieve their self-improvement goals by offering proper resources for reading improvement.  Research has shown that the best reading programs are explicit, systematic phonics programs which help rewire the language center of the brain.  Reading Horizons meets these standards and proves the credibility of its method with the success of every user that dedicates themselves to the program.  

Reading Horizons program is designed to encourage goal setting and goal fulfillment.  Reading Horizons software allows individuals to receive the best instruction while also providing the freedom of self-guided, independent learning.  As long as the user commits themselves to the program they will be able to reach their reading goals.  Reading progress is fast with the program, a user gains 2-5 grade levels in 3-6 months.  One user, Jaime, said: "I feel more confident about myself and I am finally able to feel myself achieving my goals."   Anyone who wants to find a reading program that will help them achieve their goals can visit: http://www.readinghorizonsathome.com/find-a-reading-progr...

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Reading Horizons specializes in the development of a reading program intended for teaching children and adults how to improve their foundational reading skills. Those with dyslexia and other learning disabilities also find success with this program.