Every week, Lexercise therapists talk with parents who are concerned that their child is reading “below grade level.” In most cases, the child’s teacher has …
“Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending.” Maria Robinson, From Birth to One …
If you have a child, you may have seen the terms #learningloss and #summerslide trending in your social media feeds. The idea is quite simple: …
What Should I look for when selecting an online school for my child? As we move toward the school year, not certain if or for …
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 …
Teachers have been using Lexercise for Schools to provide online lessons for their struggling readers during the coronavirus pandemic. Many of these teachers have been …
With schools closing and lives disrupted nationwide, Lexercise is getting urgent calls for help from teachers who are suddenly required to teach lessons online. For …
It’s almost Thanksgiving and so, along with family and turkey and pumpkin pie, our minds turn to gratitude. Here at Lexercise, we have many people …
“While we teach, we learn.” Seneca Lexercise for Schools is a win-win platform that engages students in structured literacy lessons and practice while also providing …
In 2013, the State of Mississippi enacted a law requiring local school districts to implement State Board of Education-approved screening for dyslexia. The law (Mississippi …
When it comes to teaching kids to read – especially children with dyslexia and other language processing disorders – are we on the right track? …
When it comes to New Year’s resolutions, many of us put the same things on our list year after year: lose weight, exercise more, travel, …