Dyslexia? “Oh no no. We don’t say that.” In Part 4 of her Unlocking Dyslexia series on NPR’s All Things […]
In a ground-breaking decision the Supreme Court last week ruled that school districts must give students with disabilities an opportunity to make […]
Children are often asked to complete various tests in schools that will help determine their “learning style”. These tests categorize […]
For all of us who are affected by dyslexia, it is important to stay up-to-date with regard to how dyslexia […]
“Did you know that a human brain has an area nicknamed “the word box” that is used to help us […]
In the past two weeks we’ve discussed the benefits of two kinds of practice: spaced-out practice and retrieval practice. […]
Last week we talked about the importance of Spaced Out Practice. This week we’ll discuss another technique that has shown […]
You’ve probably heard this advice about studying for an exam: Don’t cram. Study a little every day. And get enough […]
The U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights has published a new resource guide: Parent and Educator Resource Guide […]
Dyslexia has been defined as a neurological disorder that causes difficulties with accurate word reading and spelling. Listening comprehension is […]
Recent research conducted by neuroscientists at MIT demonstrated that individuals with dyslexia displayed reduced plasticity in brain activity. As you […]