Dyslexia can be identified in a child who is at least halfway through kindergarten and age five and a half or older. There are always early warning signs like those… read more →
Identifying Early Reading Struggles Ask any elementary school teacher and they will confirm that many kids struggle with reading. School staff do their best to help with limited resources but… read more →
All children with dyslexia need to believe they excel at some area in their life. This helps develop our self-esteem and healthy self-esteem advances success in life. Self-esteem is developed… read more →
Intrigue, mystery, unknowns. It’s no wonder that kids love spy games, television shows, and the popular graphic novel series Spy School. Unfortunately for parents, characteristics of intrigue, mystery, and unknowns are… read more →
It can frustrate you and your child when reading does not develop easily. Sometimes the struggle becomes a blame game of blaming the child for not trying hard enough, blaming… read more →