FOUNDER :
SARIAH BTE AMIRIN, AMW PPN
JALDEEN BIN MOHD ALI
SPTBiD is a finely-structured literacy program that provides organized instructions to dyslexics and monitoring of dyslexic students. The program also comes with manipulatives, activities and games to support what students are learning. SPTBiD aims to improve reading comprehension by stressing the importance of a multisensory approach. The method involves breaking students into smaller groups and levels (beginner, intermediate and advance), providing instruction in fundamental subjects such as reading, composition and spelling. The method uses a technique known as “attribute reading” to encourage student participation and employs teaching materials/teaching aid including stories and images, which are culturally responsive, as dyslexics are known to be very visually strong. In other words, SPTBiD uses a dyslexics strengths to overcome their weaknesses. A SPTBiD trained teachers uses teaching modules, repeated reading, and progress monitoring (with weekly progress reports), and this enable to promote fluency skills, improve vocabulary, and strengthen reading comprehension.
SPTBiD also stresses essential skills such as phonemic awareness, sight word recognition, and decoding. Students work in a small group of 5 to 6 students, and the program features innovative learning supports, such as teaching materials or teaching aids that best suited for a particular child or a group of student.
Identifying and Supporting ELLs
with Learning Disabilities
Recognizing and Managing Learning
Disabilities in Students
How to Manage Classroom Stress
in Students with Learning Disorders
Strategies for Teaching Students
With Learning Disabilities
19th August 2022
Alhamdulilah…
Another big step in providing appropriate learning and better quality learning for dyslexics in Malaysia. Good news for parents and families with children who face learning problems, especially dyslexia in the areas of Nilai, Pajam, Bandar Enstek, Seremban and in general in Negeri Sembilan, as well as nearby areas such as Sepang, Dengkil and others- another.
DG was appointed an Official Accredited Partner and received endorsement for the successful SPTBiD Early Intervention Program for Learning Difficulties from City College Birmingham, London, England.Memorandum of Understanding signing ceremony between D Genius/SPTBiD represented by Puan Sariah Amirin AMW PPN and Mrs Nisha of Nisha Education Consultancy authorised by City College Birmingham. Witnessed by DG Founder Encik Jaldeen Ali and CCB Representative.D Genius is given the approval to conduct training of the SPTBiD Program and will be certified by the college and its affiliate partners, and certificate will be issued directly by City College of Birmingham.
13th August
2022Inconjuction with Merdeka month 2022, Dyslexia Genius Malaysia organized bowling tournament for students from 4 centres in the Klang Valley – Titiwangsa, TTDI, Shah Alam and Puchong at Ampang Superbowl, Summit USJ, Subang Jaya.
Total of 116 students participated in 3 age categories 7 to 9 years old, 10 to 12 years old and 13 years old and above. And total of 45 parents, students from DG Youth and teachers/staff participated in an Open category.Tournament was graciously attended by DG Advisor Pn Sariah Amirin AMW PPN, officially opened with welcoming speech by DG Founder En Jaldeen Ali, and Program Director Pn Bulan Ayu bowling the first ball..it was a tough competition and students, and parents/teachers had fun throughout the tournament.
Ahnaf Fattah managed to get 3rd place in the FLY 9-11 years old event in the International Open Taekwondo Championship Malaysia competition. 2022. This is Ahnaf’s first time participating in the competition and Ahnaf has managed to get 3rd place. There are 4 countries that have participated in the competition namely Malaysia, Indonesia, India and Australia. Although Ahnaf is a dyslexic child, I am proud that Ahnaf is able to venture into this field.
An exercise program where a dyslexic is train to focusing, listen to instructions (as dyslexics are known to have problems to listen to “long” or multiple instruction), to follow the instructions and memory, and these exercises will stimulate their brain to be able to overcome their difficulties.
A program consisting fun learning exercise to enhance a dyslexic memory (as dyslexic have tendency to have short term memory).
A program developed specially to help/assist teenagers, school leavers, practical or on job training and young adults in coping with problems related to dyslexia and other specific learning disorders.
Students are assisted in coping with their difculties with their school’s syllabus and
prepare them for examinations. These students will also undergo counseling and
motivation session to help them to maintain a positive mental attitude and
condence level to achieve their true potential.
Young adults are assisted in understanding their difculties and problems in their workplace, at home, their daily life, as well as coping with the “real” world; society or community. They are helped through counseling session, which our counsellor will study their problems through creating rapport with the subject, offer advice and solutions for them to “move-forward” with their daily life. Motivation session are also conducted to help them with their condence level.
A complete and comprehensive training program will be provided for all SPTBiD users.
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