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According to the Literacy Project, the number of books in a home correlates significantly with higher reading scores for children. But what if you have a child who is struggling to read? Without effective interventions and strategies, all those books…
If you’re diving into the world of dyslexia therapy, you’re about to learn a lot. Some terms will be new to you, and they’ll be a gateway to understanding the process and getting your child the help they need. Multisensory…
Finding support for your neurodivergent child can be daunting when you consider the ramifications of that decision will have a dramatic impact on their future educational success. Here are 11 frequently asked questions about online dyslexia programs: What is the…
As parents and guardians of children with dyslexia begin to contend with the various resources and protections available for their neurodivergent child, what can seem like an entire dictionary of terms and phrases begins to be heard. There are dozens…
Every school year tens of thousands of parents get the news that a school screening indicates that their child has dyslexia. For many parents, that determination doesn’t come as a surprise. Either way, those parents are most likely wondering about…
Students with dyslexia contend with a number of challenges. Struggling to read can become the first step of an educational experience marred by disappointment and frustration. Thanks to federal law mandating that all children have full access to education, dyslexia…
This is the second in our series of posts about The Dyslexia Handbook One of the most important resources for anyone associated with dyslexia, including parents, teachers and school administrators is a Dyslexia Handbook. While not all states have them,…
One of the most important resources for anyone associated with dyslexia, including parents, teachers and school administrators is a Dyslexia Handbook. While not all states have them, dyslexia handbooks are a crucial resource to educators, administrators and parents. Of the…
With the start of the new school year just weeks away, teachers and students alike are looking forward to the upcoming year with a mixture of anticipation and apprehension. For students with dyslexia the school year can either be a…
It’s hard to know what our children are thinking in the best of circumstances, but when they are struggling it’s particularly important to decipher their thoughts. Here are five things your dyslexic child may be thinking – and how to…
