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I am very pleased with this workbook so far. It is slow going but I see the improvement. We seem to be progressing at the rate of about one lesson per week, factoring in repetition from previous lessons. It is definitely hands-on - you need to sit and work with the child. It also works better if you can do it at least 4-5 days per week for the recommended 20-40 minutes. I would highly recommend this to anyone whose child has a learning disability and is reading below grade level. You need to stick to it - it takes time and patience but the results are well worth it.

Also, seeing my daughter struggle with simple sounds and letter reversals has given me a better idea of her challenges, and... More > has reinforced for me how inadequate the reading instruction at school is. (And she is in an LD class.)
She requires a lot of repetition of elements that are barely touched in school. We are about six lessons in and I see an improvement in her ability to sound out words. I see an even more dramatic improvement in reading for my son, who has a learning disability and ADD. < Less