Early Years Performance of Children With Dyslexia is Often Misleading Parents of children with dyslexia can understandably be concerned that a lack of learning progress could be related to a lack of intelligence. In reality, the two – dyslexia and intelligence...
Not All Dyslexia is Developmental Dyslexia Developmental dyslexia and dyslexia are often used interchangeably. in some contexts “developmental dyslexia” is used to specifically refer to a type of dyslexia that is present from childhood and is not caused...
Tests for Dyslexia and Related Delays While dyslexia describes an unexpected difficulty with reading, the processing and/or cognitive skill delays that cause dyslexia impact learning and life skills. Sometimes the difficulty with reading is the first outward sign of...
A Dyslexia Symptom Timeline If your child is having trouble reading, it’s only natural to be concerned. Is it dyslexia? Or is it just a little bump on the road to reading, a little glitch experienced by most children at some point. This article will help you...
Manage your dyslexic child with authenticity Deep down, we all have a good sense of our capabilities and limits. And so, when you tell your dyslexic child, sure you can read that or hear the |b| in “bed” and your child cannot, what is she to think? Is it...
Living with dyslexia day to day Countless Americans struggle with the effects of dyslexia. The condition is defined by the individual’s inability to recognize the relationship between sounds, words and spellings. The effects of dyslexia in everyday life varies...
