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 parents notice that their child is having difficulty with reading, writing, speaking, or understanding language, they typically turn to the child’s teachers, other …
You’ve probably heard this advice about studying for an exam: Don’t cram. Study a little every day. And get enough sleep! But reading and …
The summer is drawing to a close and the school year is going to begin again. You don’t want to burn your child out with …
Reading Recovery® is a strategy that has been praised by schools around the world and is currently being used in 10,000 elementary schools in the …
Some sources will say that personality and learning style differ according to what side of your brain is dominant– well that is a myth. This …
It is important to remember that Dyslexia is a neurobiological disorder which means the issues are located inside the brain. Common misconceptions about the cause …
End-of-the-year parent-teacher conferences might reveal that your child is recommended to repeat their grade in the following school year. Grade retention has been a long …
Our society bases so much on “the average”– especially education. But, what if the needs of the average student are not synonymous with the needs …
Many regard dyslexia as a disability, however, learning disability experts Brock and Fernette Eide present an argument that dyslexia is simply an alternative way that …
It seems as though there is a plethora of reading problems one could be affected by, but through extensive research, Wesley Hoover who wrote the …
Universities have been offering psychology courses for over 140 years, since the 1870s. You may have even taken one of these courses. Do you remember …
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