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Read MoreDiscover why you can’t truly learn to read without phonics. See how the Nardagani Method makes English easier for learners of all ages
Read MoreLearn to read in 8 weeks or at your own pace with the Nardagani method — a symbol-based system trusted by adult learners and educators
Read MoreDiscover the fastest way to learn to read English. Backed by many teachers and students, successful pilot programs and testimonials. The Nardagani method helps struggling readers build confidence and fluency fast
Read MoreIn a major step forward for adult literacy, Nardagani proudly announces the launch of its innovative online phonics program designed specifically to help adults learn to read effectively. This revolutionary program addresses the unique challenges faced by adult learners, providing an accessible, engaging, and scientifically proven pathway to literacy
Read MoreWhy traditional reading methods fail adult learners and how the Nardagani symbol-based phonics approach helps them learn to read faster and with confidence.
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Struggling to learn to read as an adult? Discover how the Nardagani program makes reading simple, fast, and frustration-free
Read MoreDiscover why learning to read English is so challenging, with quirky exceptions and confusing rules. Learn how the Nardagani method helps make reading easier for adults.
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From literacy specialists to middle school teachers to ESL instructors, professionals who frequently work with challenged readers who have been diagnosed with a reading disability and qualify for IEP (Individual Education Program), think the Nardagani Reading Program works. Moreover, teachers who used the Nardagani Reading Program, during teacher-based research studies that were implemented in the United States public school system, saw student reading improvement and the data gathered was dramatic. Here are the top five reasons teachers love Nardagani:
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Narda Pitkethly grew up with a brother who struggled with reading, and she was determined to prevent her daughter from wrestling with the same issues.
"My brother Jay is brilliant, but reading is a critical skill. My family was upper-middle class, and they tried everything to help my brother read better, but nothing worked," Pitkethly said.
Pitkethly said she started recalling her time after college when she went to Japan to teach English. She had been to Japan as a child when her father was a neurosurgeon in the U.S. Army, and she loved it so much she couldn't wait to go back.
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