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Nessy GamesPlayer 1.1 Nessy GamesPlayer is an exciting games program to help with spelling and reading skills and to support schoolwork at home. The simple structure encourages independent learning to meet key stages of the national curriculum. Last update 3 Dec. 2007 Licence Free to try | $39.98 OS Support Windows Downloads Total: 816 | Last week: 0 Ranking #315 in Kids & Parenting Publisher Net Educational Systems Ltd Screenshots of Nessy GamesPlayer Nessy GamesPlayer Publisher's Description Journey to the distant mountains of Ness, hatch the mystery egg and grow your own pet monster. As Nessy grows you are led through a series of motivating computer games that follow a structured reading and spelling programme devised by specialist teachers. Nessy GamesPlayer uses game-based learning with graphics and games that meet the high demands of today's children.GamesPlayer is great as a support for the Nessy Learning Programme or can be followed independently. The range of difficulty options makes GamesPlayer suitable for both gifted children and those who need additional support.Homework Mode includes a recording facility that allows children to record their own words to play with the computer games or you can access 1200 pre-recorded words plus many graded sentences, including key words from the National Literacy Strategy. GamesPlayer guides your child without supervision; just leave them to it and see the benefits in confidence and ability. It helps children to improve their spelling, extend their vocabulary and increase their reading speed. As a final reward, secret words will unlock a

Georgia RyanGeorgia Ryan is a student and Youth Ambassador for the Dyslexia Mid North Coast in New South Wales, Australia. Georgia was diagnosed with dyslexia and dysgraphia in her last year of primary school. Since then, she has become a passionate campaigner, petitioning for the inclusion of a compulsory module on learning difficulties for all teachers. Georgia is a creative musician and a formidable global advocate raising positive awareness for people with dyslexia.Georgia Ryan was diagnosed with dyslexia and dysgraphia in her last year of primary school. Since then, she has become an inspiration to dyslexic children worldwide.Georgia Ryan's advice for dyslexic teens regarding exams, standardised testing, and assistive tech.Quick tips and advice from Georgia Ryan, a student and Youth Ambassador for the Dyslexia Mid North Coast in New South Wales, Australia. Tiffany JamesCSLT, Language and Literacy SpecialistDirector of Educational Development at Nessy LearningEducational Consultant, Dyslexia Specialist, Reading Specialist, Certified Dyslexia Tutor, Qualified Dyslexia Specialist Assessor, BDA Dyslexia Accredited level 3 and Dyscalculia level 2.Tiffany is the author of the What I Need book, empowering children and parents by providing the knowledge they need to self-advocate.A case for reducing the need for reading and literacy interventions by preventing reading failure before it happens.This is a shocking statistic and one that should be sending chills down our spines. How could the educational system have possibly degraded to this level? What is being done, or not done that is contributing to so many illiterate children?What does a dyslexic child need from their teachers to succeed? This book empowers children with the knowledge they need to self-advocate. Written by Tiffany James.Mike JonesSp.L.D. RSA, LLB.Founder and CEO Nessy LearningDirector Bristol Dyslexia CentreDyslexic and Specialist TeacherAfter studying law, Mike retrained as a dyslexia specialist and taught for ten years at the Bristol Dyslexia Centre.Mike is the author of all the Nessy programs, website articles, public speaking, teacher training and the Amazon number one best selling book Dyslexia Explained.A dyslexia screener should not be confused with a test that measures students grade levels like DIBELS and FAST. These tests will identify students who have fallen behind, but not the reasons why.Number 1 Amazon Best Seller. This ebook version is free! The Nessy founder and author, Mike Jones, wanted a simple and quick way for educators, parents and children to understand dyslexia. A simple explanation of words frequently used in education.Pat Jones OBEPat is the founder and principal of the Bristol Dyslexia Centre, an independent teaching and assessment centre for all ages. She is also the founder of the Belgrave School, providing full time schooling for children aged 7 – 16 years with specific learning difficulties.Pat devised her own structured system for teaching dyslexics, which has proved to be highly successful. The complete learning program Nessy Reading and Spelling and many supporting, interactive program are readily available online so anyone, anywhere in the world, can experience the advantage of learning with Pat’s methods.Pat travelled to the US to train in Orton-Gillingham and broaden her knowledge. This, combined

Why are we doing this?Children with dyslexia are often deeply unhappy at school, experiencing feelings of inadequacy, low self-esteem, low self-confidence, frustration and disengagement. Some teachers are ignorant of how to identify dyslexia, or of the best way to help children with dyslexia.Many children are left to fail. This is what happened to the company founder, and is still happening today because there are not enough specialist teachers to support the number of children who need help. Specialist teaching is a solution that is currently unavailable to the education system and is often unaffordable to parents.Our GoalWe want to change how children with dyslexia are educated.We believe that this can be done using technology to:Educate and inform teachers how to recognize dyslexia and how to help dyslexic childrenEncourage every school to give all children a quick dyslexia test (screening) when they start school, and identify an appropriate level of interventionProvide affordable, individualized, differentiated learning for all childrenHow are we changing education?Nessy is changing the way children with dyslexia are helped in schools by using technology.Technology is an affordable solution, a scalable solution, an accessible solution – one that can reach those children with no access to a specialist.Technology can be used to assess children, train and inform teachers, and provide an instructional solution that motivates students. This requires a shift from whole class, paper based learning to individualized, digital cloud learning.To see the Nessy Philosophy Click here