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New Study Shows Ability of Dyslexic Students to Succeed in College and Beyond
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A new study finds that when "intellectually able and motivated students with dyslexia are given academic opportunity at a rigorous institution they can succeed academically, professionally, and personally".
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Equipped for Reading Success
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Equipped For Reading Success is a comprehensive step-by-step program that bolsters phonemic awareness and fluent word recognition in order to promote orthographic mapping.
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Mississippi Teaches Us Something about Reading
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What is going on in Mississippi? In 2013 the state began making big investments in training its teachers in the science of reading. And the investments seems to be getting results.
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Bar Prep Buddy
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Shaun Sanders, whose story of growing up with dyslexia, putting his faith in his strengths and accepting his weaknesses through high school, college, and then law school was featured on Dyslexia Help a few years ago. Nearly 5 years later, Shaun has launched a...
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Audio Books vs. Reading
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If you think listening to an audiobook isn’t as effective as good old fashioned reading, you may want to learn about some new research that compared the two.
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EssayOnTime Scholarship Program
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Essayontime, a non-profit organization helping students achieve their educational goals by using a team of 500 freelance and professional writers to advise students with their writing projects, is running a scholarship contest with a grand prize of $1000. If you are a full-time student (high school or college) and over the age of...
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Early Reading Development Research
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This study investigated the predictive relationship between key phonological language skills and early reading development in a sample of 191 children, averaging 4 years and 6 months in age. In addition, this study explored the theory that the failure to establish an automatic association between letters and speech sounds is a proximal causal risk...
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Should You Discuss Your Dyslexia Or Keep It Private?
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When should you tell people about your dyslexia? And when is it better to keep it private? As a self-help leader and an activist in the field, it was necessary for me to talk about it publicly, but many people are successful in their fields who keep their dyslexia a secret. What should you do? Here are three times you should...
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Response To The PBS Letter
Read moreYou may have seen a recent letter to PBS from “experienced senior scholars in the field of reading and literacy education” that took issue with an April 30, 2019 PBS special on dyslexia. In part, the signers call into question the ability to reliably assess and diagnose dyslexia, as well as treat it. I, and other colleagues who have the privilege to work every day with individuals with dyslexia (i.e., provide assessment, diagnosis, and intervention), found this letter extremely...
