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 …
Dyslexia? “Oh no no. We don’t say that.” In Part 4 of her Unlocking Dyslexia series on NPR’s All Things Considered, Gabrielle Emanuel explored the …
For all of us who are affected by dyslexia, it is important to stay up-to-date with regard to how dyslexia is defined, understood, and perceived. …
The U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights has published a new resource guide: Parent and Educator Resource Guide to Section 504of the Rehabilitation …
Nearly four in five senior primary school staff in the U.K. are worried about their young student’s social skills and speech problems, according to a …
It can be hard to get back into the school year routine when summer comes to a close. Your children may get used to the …
Dyslexics tend to go through life unconventionally. They have to come up with alternative routes to garner successful results– and often by themselves. They regularly …
Everyone needs a role model who shares similar struggles, even if they are fictional characters. The following five books revolve around a dyslexic character who …
A pattern of hard work followed by disappointing results and limited progress can naturally lead struggling readers and writers to the conclusion that they “just …
If your child is having trouble in school, the administration may speak to you about providing them with accommodation or modification services. Accommodation changes how …
Deep vs. Surface Instruction Is your child getting deep or surface reading and spelling instruction? How can you tell and does it matter? In the …