Dyslexia Then & Now

Let’s take a field trip back in time to the 1800’s…

#SayDyslexia

When Your Bright Child Struggles with Reading
by Fabiana Meredith
October 2015

Dyslexia: Explained by Industry Leader Susan Barton

Who’s helping our kids?

As an educator myself, I have served students in my classroom that were diagnosed as Dyslexic. During those years, I…

Dyslexia Discourse

As referenced in an earlier blog, research shows that approximately 15–20% of students have dyslexia. However, there are more…

SEL: Our Children Need It

Thank each of you educators for all that you do while working to serve your students and your own families; whether you are single & have…

Perspective of Educator versus Parent

I felt conflicted in my reaction to this video that has been shared continuously through…

Why Access to Audiobooks is Important for Students with Dyslexia

Overwhelmed? Overcome!

The following is a TEDxYouth talk by Piper Otterbein about her struggles in school with reading and other academics. It began in first grade with her not being able to even recognize her own name. In middle school, her difficulties were finally identified as Dyslexia.