Who’s on your gift list this year? If you’re shopping for children with dyslexia or other learning differences, we’re here to help! In our Lexercise …
The psychological term burnout has been around since the 1970s when it was coined to describe a kind of emotional exhaustion experienced by those in …
Is your student complaining or exhibiting symptoms of boredom with virtual classes? Fidgeting, wandering attention, trouble-making, unexplained sleepiness and mood changes can all be indicators …
Perhaps you’ve had this experience: you decide to learn a new skill. Let’s use bread-baking as an example, but it could easily be a foreign …
With schools continuing in lockdown and students turning to online learning, we have been hearing something surprising from some of our Lexercise therapists. They have …
In this three-part article, we have been sharing the reflections of Lexercise teletherapists about how online structured literacy intervention and online learning work. Two weeks …
Last week we shared the reflections of Lexercise teletherapist Leahann McLaughlin. This week, Lexercise teletherapist, Josie Moretti shares her thoughts about online structured literacy intervention. …
As you probably know, Lexercise believes in online learning! For more than a decade, Lexercise has continually refined our online structured literacy teaching platform. Now, …
Though your summer may be action-packed, “down-time” can easily turn into screen-time if you don’t make other plans. We put the question to Lexercise therapists: …
Our online evaluation is designed to determine the cause of a person’s language-literacy difficulties and to recommend the most appropriate treatment methods, accommodations, and assistive …
When parents notice that their child is having difficulty with reading, writing, speaking, or understanding language, they typically turn to the child’s teachers, other …
In a ground-breaking decision the Supreme Court last week ruled that school districts must give students with disabilities an opportunity to make “appropriately ambitious” academic progress. For …