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Eye to Eye Summer Camp in New York – Dyslexia LD ADHD

In search of a summer camp that offers mentoring to students with dyslexia, learning differences, or ADHD? Check out Camp Eye to Eye in Rockland County, New York, in this video. By Fernette Eide

Laura Lurns Last updated October 28, 2016 · 1 min read

Dyslexia and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder are some of the most common challenges that special education needs teacher’s face today. There is currently a push for increased social and cultural awareness of the needs of these children. One such program in New York is bringing about great results for these children.

Micah Goldfus describes Camp Eye to Eye in Rockland County New York. Micah works for the camp so his opinion is not neutral but this video is still informative for someone looking to find a good, fun educational and social experience for a child with dyslexia, LD, or ADHD.

Eye to Eye summer camp in New York offers a great summer mentoring camp for children with special education needs. It is well known that 80% of children who have a mentor will better meta-cognition skills. At the Eye To Eye camp, the teach children social skills, self- advocacy, metacognitive skills, and a sense of self belonging though fun activities, and games. They have seen life changing experience as they develop thinking skills that pays dividends for years.

Key takeaways

Eye to Eye is a great summer camp with children who have ADHD and dyslexia.
It focuses on learning and helping children to develop skills even though they have their own personal challenges.
It’s important to allow children to grow and develop in a safe environment where they won’t be picked on for having challenges and being different.

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Laura Lurns · Learning Success expert Writes about the learning brain for parents who want plain answers. Every article is grounded in current neuroscience and classroom practice.

Micah Goldfus describes Camp Eye to Eye in Rockland County New York. Micah works for the camp so his opinion is not neutral but this video is still informative for someone looking to find a good, fun educational and social experience for a child with dyslexia, LD, or ADHD.

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