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When they’re little, you may read books with your children like “Where the Wild Things Are” or “The Book with No Pictures.” As they grow, they may dive into classics like “Charlotte’s Web” on their own. Later, young readers may…
The human brain is a fascinating thing. Neural pathways in the brain can get stronger and faster the more that we use them. The way we learn through repeated experiences helps our brains to create defined pathways that allow us…
When you become a parent, you suddenly have thousands of decisions to make on behalf of another human. From what brand of diapers to choose to what kind of milk you supply, there are so many things to think about…
One of the greatest shifts in the world of education might be the way that we see learning differences like dyslexia. People with dyslexia learn and process information differently than typical learners. In recent years, there have been great developments…
Reading can unlock a whole new world for new readers. Building reading skills is such a foundational part of education. However, when your child faces obstacles to reading in the form of a learning disability like dyslexia, it can be…
Sometimes the signs of dyslexia show up in early childhood—around preschool or kindergarten. Things like delayed speech and language development, difficulty learning letters, rhymes, and songs, or even trouble with fine motor skills like writing and drawing can surface around…
Did you know that 20% of the U.S. population is affected by dyslexia? So many children and adults deal with the effects of dyslexia in their daily life—at school, at work, and even reading for daily, leisurely activities. Families and…
Parents tend to have great intuition when it comes to their kids. Sometimes, when children are struggling, parents will pick up on the small details that point to a problem. For kids who struggle with different kinds of learning disabilities,…
Fairy tales, story books, and reading together can make for such sweet moments and memories during childhood. But as parents and educators know, children learn to read at different paces. Sometimes, the process of reading—and enjoying reading—can be affected by…
The arrival of fall means that school is in session across the nation. Students of all ages and grades are starting the school year in classrooms, meeting teachers, getting to know new classmates, making friends, and hopefully—getting going on their…
