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I would like to create a section devoted to preparing children to read. Preparation begins before birth when parents read aloud, sing,...

“Hey! What’s happening? What’s going on here?” These questions expressed a smidgen of the confusion and pain our grandson experienced in...

This week, I got an up close and personal reminder of why I remain interested in children with dyslexia. One of our grandsons, a quirky...

When do accommodations enhance education? When do they water down learning experiences? As a former special education teacher, I believe...

You may have noticed a little friendly competition between Apple and Google, the technology giants who are in constant battle to be King...

Imagine my surprise years ago when a child who read a passage beautifully, could not paraphrase the meaning or answer a single question....

Teachers of children with dyslexia take many additional educational hours. Academic Language Therapy (ALT) provides the most extensive...