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As summer winds down and the school year kicks in, the focus of families tends to turn back to school, studies, and student success. For students with learning disabilities, in addition to gearing up with new backpacks, school supplies, and…
If you know – or suspect – that your child has dyslexia, it’s important to realize that there is an array of options available to support your child. While many of those options are mandated to be available at school,…
Summer. Just the word conjures visions of vacations, long lazy afternoons and days spent at play. But while we all enjoy the respite provided by the fleeting summer months, it’s not a secret that those weeks without school often lead…
Throughout history, many individuals have helped to shape our understanding and implementation of education. In the realm of early education, Maria Montessori developed a method based on children’s natural curiosity and eagerness to learn. Montessori schools—focused on early childhood education—center…
When it comes to ways to help a student with dyslexia, there are so many approaches to try. Students with dyslexia may need different accommodations in their school classroom such as a quiet place to work, extra time on tests,…
Making the leap from high school to college is a big step for any young adult. College presents a huge learning curve for many students—culturally, socially, and academically. For students with dyslexia, transitioning to life on a college campus can…
Currently, there is a spotlight on mental health and its importance – and for good reason. The mental health of children and young adults is especially concerning. According to the CDC, poor mental health is a prevalent problem for adolescents…
One of the most helpful things parents of students with dyslexia can do is seek the best help available for their kids. A dyslexia program can personalize the learning experience for students. Dyslexia therapists can do this by identifying students’…
One thing is certain about dyslexia: finding the right treatment for your student is so important. If you suspect your child has dyslexia, it is wise to seek an evaluation and options for treatment promptly. By seeking treatment early on,…
Up to 20% of children are affected with dyslexia. For students with dyslexia, finding the right treatment is essential. You may have heard of some of the commonly implemented instructional methods. Two distinctly different approaches to treatment for dyslexia include…
