Pam's Orton Gillingham Reading Tutors

https://pamsreading.com/dyslexia-tutoring-that-works/ If reading has become a daily struggle in your house—slow, exhausting, full of guessing, or ending in tears—you’re not alone.

I’m Pam, an Orton‑Gillingham (Structured Literacy) reading tutor serving families since 2005, and I’m also the parent of a child with dyslexia. I understand the worry, the frustration, and the big question: “What actually works?”

In this short video, I share how 1:1 dyslexia tutoring can help kids build the skills and confidence they need to move forward—whether you’re in the Charlotte, NC area or looking for online tutoring from home.

What we offer at Pam’s Reading:

1:1 Dyslexia tutoring (in-person + online)
Orton‑Gillingham / Structured Literacy approach
Support for dyslexia (and related challenges like ADHD/ADD, struggling readers)
A warm, encouraging environment (yes—therapy dogs, too)
NC families: You may qualify for state funding support through NCSEAA/ESA+ (eligibility requirements apply).

Call now: (704) 906‑6097
Or email: [email protected]

Dyslexia Tutoring That Works - Pam's Reading Orton Gillingham Tutor in Charlotte, NC - Pam's Reading is the leading reading tutor for online tutoring, structured literacy, dyslexia tutoring, ADHD tutoring, and autism tutoring. Call today to schedule with Pam James and help your child get caught up.

Great event on October 21 from 7pm-8pm on Zoom.

Very good information!

Join the Dyslexia Q&A. Register here!

Dyslexia Education Rights Q&A Join Decoding Dyslexia North Carolina for this FREE community event! We are excited to have attorney Crystal Ingram of Legal Aid of North Carolina's Right to Education Project joining us to answer your questions. Learn ​more about ​The Right to Education ​Project by going to https://legalaidnc...

Pam's Reading accepts ESA+ from the State of North Carolina. Call today for details. 704-906-6097

Help with 504/IEP.

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