Dyslexic entrepreneur created his own company to help others with dyslexia find business success.

Eric McGehearty allowed his dyslexia to hold him back when he was younger. He couldn't read in school and the challenges he faced made him feel dumb. Luckily, as a 10-year-old, McGehearty became inspired by a summer art class and learned that he shouldn't let his dyslexia stand in the way of becoming a success.

When Sal Khan uploaded a few 15-minute tutoring lessons to YouTube in order to help his seventh-grade cousin with algebra, he never imagined that his videos would one day be viewed by over 4 million pupils.

Distinguished war correspondent believes the key to helping children with learning disabilities is helping them find their confidence.

​Amplify Access has created an open learning platform and turnkey tablet that helps empower teachers and engage students in grades K-12.

Glenn Harrington achieved something he never imagined he would in high school—he is a published author.

The following was written by a very ambitious, intelligent, and confident dyslexic law student named Shaun Sanders, who got in touch with us via Reddit in May of 2013 and offered to share his remarkable story.

Blake Charlton learned to cope with his dyslexia by developing humor and making fun of himself.

Here are the top five ways to prepare for college during your twelfth grade year.

IndyCar driver was no stranger to hard work and perseverance.