In this article, we dive in and discuss what you can do at home to improve your child's reading comprehension.

"Dyslexic thinking" describes how individuals with dyslexia often approach problem-solving and learning through pattern recognition, creative thinking, spatial awareness, and strong communication skills.

Introducing children to writing assignments can be challenging. Here is a 5-step writing strategy for kids you can implement at home.

Here are some popular word games for kids that turn learning into an enjoyable experience, while boosting literacy skills!

These ten resources can help guide your child to virtual activities that feel like play but level up their academic skills!

Reading therapy is a research-based approach to literacy instruction. It is also known as structured literacy instruction or Orton-Gillingham tutoring.

ALTA-Certified Academic Language Therapists (CALTs) and Certified Academic Language Practitioners (CALPs) make a significant difference in the lives of students with language disabilities, such as dyslexia.

By understanding the causes and consequences of summer learning loss and finding a good summer learning plan, children can level up academically.

Dysgraphia is a specific learning disability that affects a child's ability to write, spell, and express themselves through written language.

The Science of Reading refers to what we know about the cognitive processes that are essential for reading proficiency.

A recording of this parent workshop is available to view.

The Sea of Strengths model emphasizes the importance of identifying and leveraging an individual's strengths to overcome the challenges associated with dyslexia.