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Dyslexia
What dyslexia looks like, how it is assessed, and what actually helps.
Stealth Dyslexia: The Silent Struggle
Children with stealth dyslexia are often bright, creative, and articulate. Their strengths help them mask early challenges with reading, spelling, and writing.
Why Multisensory Reading Intervention Matters More Than You Think
When discussing reading intervention, it's easy to picture flashcards. There is a lot more going on.
Phonological Processing and Its Role in Learning
Phonological processing is a fundamental component of language and literacy development, particularly in the early stages of learning to read.
Intensive Reading Programs: Why So Intense?
Why reading clinics push for a daily schedule, and what the research says about it.
The Positives of Dyslexia: Embracing Your Child's Strengths
Review research behind the positivities of the dyslexic brain, based on how it is wired to think differently.
Top 5 Things to Know About Dyslexia
Learn about what dyslexia is, what signs to look for, and other helpful information to get educated about this common learning disability.
Adult Dyslexia
Dyslexia is more common than some may think. Here are some common warning signs of Dyslexia.
Why can ADHD make spelling difficult?
There are several reasons some children with ADHD have difficulties with written expression including handwriting and spelling. Find out why...
Different Types of Dyslexia
Did you know there are different types of Dyslexia? Dyslexia can appear in several distinct ways and can affect some people differently.
Multisensory Deficits in Dyslexia
Why is Multisensory teaching so effective for teaching dyslexic students to…
The Different Types of Dyslexia
Do you or someone you care about find reading and writing challenging due to dyslexia? Did you know there are several different types of dyslexia and different
Understanding the Dyslexic Brain
Have you ever wondered what it was like to be…
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