Meet Lifelong Learning Solutions Facilitator Shari Chu:
Shari Chu is a licensed and certified Davis Dyslexia Correction® Facilitator as well as a graduate of the Davis Dyslexia Correction® Program. She has her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Texas at San Antonio and her Masters Degree in Education from Houston Baptist University. Throughout the years, she has taught students of all ages and has served as director of University United Methodist Day School.
Shari is dyslexic and achieved in school through hard work and determination. “I wish I could have participated in the Davis Program much earlier in life. School could have been simpler for me. As I went through the Davis Program, it was so valuable to learn how my mind works. I now use my gifts and talents that come with being dyslexic as well as the Davis methods to achieve my goals. Working with clients of all ages (7 to 70) to achieve in the areas of reading, spelling, handwriting, math, focus and time management is my passion in life, and it is an honor to show others how they can meet their goals.”
Licensed to provide:
Licensed since: June 30, 2004
Certifications:
Travel: I am willing to travel to clients
Online services: I only coach in person
Delivery Languages: EnglishEnglish
Joshua
My reading improved a lot. It is easier for me to hear and pay attention now. It really helped me with my math, and I discovered that I am artistic!
Brenden
The techniques and methodology I learned helped me immensely! Reading is now fun and relaxing, allowing me to more easily continue my pursuit of knowledge. Thanks to this program, I have graduated from college, obtained a license and practiced as an EMT, written an EMS curriculum for a non-profit, and begun my studies as a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine.
Thank you for everything! With your help and the Davis Program, I have seen more doors open than previously would have seemed possible! Learning is key, but redefining a fear as a gift is empowering.
Madison
Growing up I found reading and writing very difficult. It wasn’t until Mrs. Chu gave my parents a book about dyslexia that I understood why. I attended the Davis program where I learned more about dyslexia and about how to deal with it. The tools I learned in the program have helped me immensely and I now love reading and writing. I know that without this program and Mrs. Chu my relationship with school and reading would have been much different. Thank you so much for everything you’ve done for me.
Daniel
Hi! I’m Daniel and I’m dyslexic. Mrs. Chu’s program helped me write and spell better and read better, too.
Emily
I was a very dyslexic child growing up. It was to the point where I would cry because I couldn’t understand why I wasn’t able to read. My mom sent me to Mrs. Chu. She helped me understand my learning disability and gave me the tools I needed to further my education. Over the years I kept using these tools she had taught me and as a result of hard work I graduated high-school a year early top of my class. I then attended community college free for two years after receiving several scholarships. After the two years I applied for only one university, A&M college station. I received my acceptance letter on March 3rd and will be attending A&M in the fall.
Thank you, for everything you have done for me!! Without your help, I know I wouldn’t be where am I today! I know you had a crucial part in my education.
