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Executive Summary Starting a new school year with a dyslexic student often means navigating accommodations, support plans, and legal protections in the classroom. With the right understanding of school policies and access to specialized dyslexia therapy, students can build strong…
Executive Summary Early signs of dyslexia can appear in preschool and become more noticeable as children begin formal reading instruction. Recognizing these signs early and seeking structured, research-based support can help students build stronger reading skills and confidence. Consider…
Executive Summary Choosing the right dyslexia reading program is essential for helping students build foundational language and reading skills that last. Evidence-based, structured literacy programs—especially those delivered by Certified Academic Language Therapists—provide the most effective and lasting support for children…
Executive Summary Understanding how the dyslexic brain processes language can help parents choose tools and support systems that truly make a difference. When combined with evidence-based dyslexia therapy, carefully selected learning apps and multisensory strategies can help students build new…
If you’re the parent of a student who has been diagnosed with dyslexia, it’s likely that your first intuition is to seek solutions to help. Looking for help is a great first step. However, when you Google: “dyslexia help,” more…
Executive Summary A dyslexia diagnosis can feel overwhelming at first, but it also opens the door to targeted support that helps students build confidence and develop strong reading skills. With the right resources, school partnership, and evidence-based dyslexia therapy, families…
Executive Summary Neurodivergent children, including those with dyslexia, often possess remarkable strengths such as creativity, empathy, problem-solving, and resilience. With early intervention, informed advocacy, and evidence-based dyslexia therapy, parents can help their children grow academically and develop confidence that extends…
Executive Summary A dyslexia diagnosis can feel overwhelming, but learning common terminology helps parents become informed partners in their child’s support. Understanding the difference between tutoring and therapy, key language concepts, and structured literacy approaches empowers families to make confident,…
Maybe a classroom teacher has mentioned some concerns to you about your child’s reading skills. Or perhaps you’ve suspected that your student struggles with comprehension. Maybe you notice that your child avoids reading aloud. If you’re concerned about your child…
A beautiful thing that stemmed from the world of educational psychology in the 1980s is Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences. This theory puts forward the belief that people all have various, distinct types of intelligences and not just one…
