Parents and teachers alike have often asked “how early dyslexia can be diagnosed?” While diagnosing a reading disability prior to literacy […]
Dyslexia Therapist, Tori Whaley, gives her advice on what your child should read depending on their needs. Since I was […]
If you’re reading this post, chances are good that you are concerned about your child’s reading. Maybe in a recent […]
Help Now, Diagnose Later In seven years as a special education teacher, I sat in countless meetings where we reviewed […]
A Story About Reading Accommodations One day, a bit more than a month after we’d started therapy, I noticed that […]
A recently published study examined identification of students with learning disabilities in Florida schools. The authors were exploring why more […]
The vast majority of students learn to read once they start school and parents rightly expect that it will only […]
When I was a kid I counted the days till summer vacation! I lived for the hours that would extend […]
At recent hearings, Senator Cassidy asked Secretary of Education Arne Duncan about special programs for students with dyslexia, including screening […]
We’re excited to share more in-depth news coverage on how Lexercise’s Structured Literacy (aka Orton-Gillingham) teletherapy is a turnkey solution […]
National Handwriting Day is celebrated every January 23rd! When I was in school, I hated handwriting practice. Being left-handed, the […]
The first few years of schooling can be a time of uncertainty for parents of struggling readers. Parents wonder: is […]