Dyslexia may affect up to 20% of the U.S. population when you consider those undiagnosed. Read on to learn more about dyslexia tips for adults.

What works for dyslexia? Everyone with dyslexia is different but there are effective programs that help children with dyslexia progress in school.

Teaching reading to kids with dyslexia, especially a houseful of kids with dyslexia, can seem to take all day. Here are my top tips for getting more done and making time for some extras.

Teaching reading to kids with dyslexia, especially a houseful of kids with dyslexia, can seem to take all day. Here are my top tips for getting more done and making time for some extras.

A clear and concise look at how to teach a dyslexic child to spell at home with fun activities, useful games and tried and tested methods.

Repeated practice matters for students with dyslexia, but how much repetition is really needed in your Orton-Gillingham lesson?

Teaching a child with dyslexia is easier with these top tips. Read them, share them, print them. Help your child be the best they can be.

How to select the BEST reading program for kids with dyslexia. 3 tips, plus our top choices in homeschool curriculum that will inspire your child! #dyslexia #homeschoolcurriculum #reading #raisingreaders #learntoread

As a dyslexic student, it all feels more difficult than it looks.I have 6 tips for you to make this revision time your best ever.

Whether you are just beginning your journey to understand dyslexia or looking to find helpful reference tools to spread dyslexia awareness, you need a

The top 15 tools and resources for dyslexia including dyslexia workbooks, rulers, colored overlays and speech to text readers.

Searching for a dyslexic reading curriculum online is overwhelming! There are so many options for language arts curriculum for kids with dyslexia, I didn't know where to start. After speaking with friends and teachers, here are the best reading curriculum for dyslexic kids online reading programs

Discover the early signs of dyslexia and how to spot dyslexia in children, as well as what to do if you suspect a child is dyslexic. Read more.

We all only have so much time, right? Here's what you need to focus on with your kids with dyslexia.

Whether you are just beginning your journey to understand dyslexia or looking to find helpful reference tools to spread dyslexia awareness, you need a

The top 15 tools and resources for dyslexia including dyslexia workbooks, rulers, colored overlays and speech to text readers.

From time to time we all have a student that has particular difficulty blending sounds together.

Click here to find the top 5 reader pens to help any child with dyslexia. Technology used correctly will benefit us all.

As a homeschooling parent I've had to find the best resources for helping children with dyslexia- here's what I think are the best dyslexia reading programs out there.

Discover our 3 Dyslexia Learning Tools that can help those with dyslexia, from balance beams for motor skills to bubble tubes for calming.

How can I best help my dyslexic child? Experts agree that best practice for teaching dyslexic learners is to teach them via all their senses (multisensory teaching). This means using visuals, body movement, hands-on, and auditory elements in their learning.

Because there is no cure or outgrowing dyslexia, libraries must continue to be aware of dyslexia even after October ends.

I have always loved to read! And I was a fairly early reader. I just assumed my children would be the same. Never assume your children will be just like you, ha! My daughter struggled to read and I…

Our son struggles with dyslexia. Reading and spelling have always been challenging for him. This past school year we worked hard and he made a lot of progress. I am […]

Are you feeling lost and overwhelmed by your child’s dyslexia diagnosis? Where do you start? How do you find help? I have dealt with all those feelings and questions and more! It is not an ea…

Teaching a child with dyslexia is easier with these top tips. Read them, share them, print them. Help your child be the best they can be.

In the words of Phil Nickinson, "A mobile device has rapidly become the easiest portal into your digital self." Well, technology has truly influenced every aspect of our lives. With modern innovations, every mystery can be unraveled. Even children with dyslexia can be guided through every aspect of learning

Conditions like dyslexia shouldn’t be a barrier to your kids learning to write. Agatha Christie, Octavia Butler and W.B. Yeats are just a handful of writers who were dyslexic and incredibly successful. For Dyslexia Awareness Week, here's 5 tips to help your child learn to write.

A clear and concise look at how to teach a dyslexic child to spell at home with fun activities, useful games and tried and tested methods.

Early screening for reading is so important. Do you have a student who is not graspins the letters or no phonemic awareness - start here.

Self-Assessment Tool

by Dr. Kelli Sandman-Hurley. Good readers and whole language. For those with dyslexia, whole language is a coping mechanism - not a strategy.

How can reading, memory and visualization strategies help deal with dyslexia? We discuss practical techniques that focus on dyslexia reading strategies.

Repeated practice matters for students with dyslexia, but how much repetition is really needed in your Orton-Gillingham lesson?

We need to actively seek out information and knowledge in order to advocate for our students (or ourselves). Here are some book about dyslexia

Teaching a child with dyslexia is easier with these top tips. Read them, share them, print them. Help your child be the best they can be.

If you're looking for dyslexia strategies for kids, these ideas will help you think outside the box and build on your child's strengths!

Curious about who can diagnose dyslexia? What dyslexia is called in the schools? Which assessments can be used to diagnose dyslexia? Look no further, we have answers!

If you're looking for dyslexia strategies for kids, these ideas will help you think outside the box and build on your child's strengths!

The rise of the infographic is living proof that many of us are visual learners. For better or worse many products that are trying to feed information to us (think Facebook, Instagram,YouTube)...

If you or a loved one experience dyslexia, discover these dyslexia tools and technologies for adults to use at school, work, and home.