Blog: The Latest on Dyslexia

Certain words, coined ‘sight words’, can help establish a young student’s reading and writing skills when learned early on. Learning these ‘sight words’ make a child’s early reading and writing experiences easier as well as help to establish a strong foundation off of which they can continue to improve their fluency and speed skills.

Handwriting Without Tears is a company created to help elementary students and teachers with the tedious process of building proper handwriting skills. Created by Handwriting Without Tears, Wet­Dry­Try Suite is an application for the iPad that gives children a way to practice correct letter and number formation. Wet­Dry­Try teaches correct writing habits for...

Bart Boets and fellow researchers at the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium conducted a study to discover if they could actively see distorted neural patterns in the brains of dyslexics.