“I hate school. School is like jail for kids.” Margaret’s son’s reaction captured how many boys perceive school. It can be a battle to get your child to school and… read more →
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 →
If It’s Not Dyslexia, What Is It? You suspect your child’s reading difficulties might be dyslexia but you’re not a reading expert so you’re not really sure. To obtain an accurate… read more →
In Florida, the public school system does not usually specifically test children for dyslexia but instead tests for a general “Specific Learning Disability.” This generality is confusing and is often… read more →
A mom of a 7 year old boy named Javier recently asked me, “How is dyslexia different from a learning disability?” This was a great question because sometimes the public… read more →