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Executive Summary: A dyslexia diagnosis can open the door to understanding how your child learns and how to best support them. By recognizing the challenges dyslexic students face—and addressing them with structured, multisensory therapy—parents can help their children build both…
Executive Summary: Summer should be a time for fun and rest—but it’s also a key opportunity to prevent the “summer slide” in reading skills. Dyslexia on Demand’s virtual summer programs help students with dyslexia build confidence, strengthen literacy, and start…
Executive Summary: Finding the right dyslexia program can transform how your child learns and builds confidence. Dyslexia on Demand’s Take Flight curriculum, taught by Certified Academic Language Therapists (CALTs), provides a proven, research-based approach that strengthens reading skills and supports…
Executive Summary: Reading aloud in front of peers, filling out a reading log each night of the week, and writing paragraphs for every subject in school might be just a few assignments that your dyslexic child is challenged by when…
Executive Summary: Dyslexia isn’t something to “overcome” but to understand and manage with the right support. Through evidence-based dyslexia therapy, students can build new neural pathways that strengthen reading, writing, and confidence—proving that the dyslexic brain can thrive with the…
Executive Summary: Dyslexia is not a disability—it’s a neurobiological difference that affects how the brain processes language. With the right support and evidence-based dyslexia therapy, students can build new neural pathways, improve reading fluency, and harness their natural creativity and…
Executive Summary Students with dyslexia often experience daily challenges that can make school feel overwhelming—from taking longer to copy assignments to spending hours completing homework their peers can finish quickly. These struggles can affect academic performance and self-esteem, but dyslexia…
Executive SummaryParents play a critical role in supporting children with dyslexia, and with the right tools, students can thrive both academically and emotionally. By partnering with trained professionals, understanding accommodations, and building a literacy-friendly home, families can help dyslexic students…
Executive Summary Dyslexia is a lifelong neurobiological difference, and understanding what daily life feels like for a dyslexic child can help parents provide meaningful support. With the right interventions, tools, and empathy, students can build confidence and develop strong reading…
Executive Summary Creating a supportive home reading routine can make a significant difference for students with dyslexia by boosting confidence, connection, and language development. Pairing daily shared reading at home with structured dyslexia therapy provides students with both emotional support…
