Once your student has a dyslexia diagnosis, seeking the right kind of help can be overwhelming. There are so many different tutors, teachers, therapists, styles, and services. It is important to know the differences between the kinds of treatments that…

Dyslexia is often associated with difficulty reading, but students with dyslexia often struggle in math too. Math can be complex. It’s a subject made up of symbols, word problems, and concepts of time, sequence, and order. Math also calls on…

Dyslexia is often defined in negative terms: a deficit, a disability, a difficult thing. While dyslexia can negatively impact skills in reading, spelling, and fluency, students with dyslexia can have many other strengths. Identifying dyslexia early and designing appropriate instruction…

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…

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…

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,…