Writing can be a difficult challenge for children with dyslexia.
5 Techniques For Helping Children With Dyslexia Develop Strong Written Language Skills
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Spotlighting Dyslexia: From Struggling Student to Worldwide Master Of Fairy Tales
To move, to breathe, to fly, to float, To gain all while you give, To roam the roads of lands remote, To travel is to live. ~ Hans Christian Andersen
10 Ways For Their Teacher To Support Your Child With Dyslexia In The Classroom
As a parent of a child with dyslexia, it’s important to find ways to support them in the classroom and at home.
Dyslexia Doesn’t Hold You Back, It Can Empower You – 10 Quotes to Prove it
Dyslexia — in the best of cases — forces you to develop skills that might otherwise have lain dormant… It also forces you to do things you might otherwise never have considered. ~Malcolm Gladwell
Is Homework Struggles A Sign That Your Child Has Dyslexia? Find Out Now!
Dyslexia can be a frustrating condition to manage and flushing out the symptoms can be difficult.
Why It Is Important To Harness Technology To Help Your Child With Dyslexia Succeed
Having a child with dyslexia can be a difficult situation for any family, but technology can help.
5 Reasons to Understand the Challenges of Dyslexia and How You Can Help Your Child
On the other side of a storm is the strength that comes from having navigated through it. Raise your sail and begin. ~ Gregory S. Williams
How Touch And Movement Help Your Struggling Learner To Be More Than Flexible
Your children learn best when they are active and moving. When they move, their brain grows and makes new connections. When movement stops, learning stops.
The Unbelievable Link Between Learning Success and Self-Confidence
Our dyslexic and struggling elementary, middle, and high schoolers are “studying within an education system that highlights their weaknesses and does not reward their strengths.” ~John Hicks
The Top 3 Benefits of Ditching Spelling Tests for Children with Dyslexia
Remember the first time you got something wrong in school, and your teacher put a big fat red X on it or drew a long red line through your work?
