Dyslexia Help at the University of Michigan

We found a list of 125 great ideas from Parade magazine that promise to make this summer one to remember.

Lots of Learning Activities for Summer Stay-at-Home Fun

We found a list of 125 great ideas from Parade magazine that promise to make this summer one to remember.

How do we get children who are dyslexic to read? Here are a few ways.

How do we get children who are dyslexic to read? Here are a few ways.

The actual intervention that you do will be fun since it focuses on the student’s strengths and interests. Student-...

The actual intervention that you do will be fun since it focuses on the student’s strengths and interests. Student-...

The Ides of March

Dr. Ryan shares a personal story of how a little creativity can go a long way.

Dr. Ryan shares a personal story of how a little creativity can go a long way.

Dale S. Brown, a self-help leader in the field of Dyslexia, reveals the three times you should discuss your dyslexia,...

Dale S. Brown, a self-help leader in the field of Dyslexia, reveals the three times you should discuss your dyslexia,...

Strategies for Teaching Reading Comprehension

Teaching reading comprehension has multiple steps, and the student must bring all of his or her knowledge to the process.
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No-cost Gifts You Can Give Your Students this Year

When it comes to building your dyslexic students’ self-esteem and confidence, the best gifts really are free. Here are six no-cost “gifts” you can use to help promote their success this year.
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Bar Prep Buddy

Shaun, whose story of growing up with dyslexia, has launched a startup with a goal of helping law students study more efficiently for the Bar exam.
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Audio Books vs. Reading

To most bookworms, reading a physical book is the ultimate form of learning, immersion, and experience. Some even suggest that listening to an audiobook is “cheating.” Despite this cultural belief, new research offers evidence that our brains react the same way when listening to an audiobook and reading.
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