Dyslexia is a language disorder that is neurological in origin and often hereditary. According to the National Institute of Health, approximately 15-20% of school age children have dyslexia. This means… read more →
Dyslexia is one type of a learning disability. There are different types of dyslexia and most children have phonological dyslexia which means they rely upon their visual memory to take… read more →
Many people agree that giving a child the gift of reading is one of the best gifts available. Remember who taught you to read? About 20 percent of children start… read more →
There is a major problem when ‘Jacob’ can’t read and is in the first grade or higher. If your son, daughter, or grandchild is 6 or older and can’t read… read more →
All children with dyslexia can read some. It’s surprising for some when they learn dyslexia is more of an auditory processing problem than visual processing problem. Kids with dyslexia often… read more →