After leaving school at twelve after falling behind due to dyslexia, this photographer channeled his love for nature through iconic imagery of U.S. National Parks.

This artist's dyslexia helped him create art — art that uses words.

School success tip two involves advocating for yourself as early as possible.

Finding which assistive technologies work for you can help you be successful in school.

Gris Suarez, a dyslexic artist from Cozumel, overcame childhood labels and thrived creatively—finding freedom and strength through her artwork.

This MLB player's career almost didn’t exist because of his dyslexia.

Ever since she was six years old, Fannie Flagg had wanted to be a writer, but her dyslexia delayed that career.

Our fourth tip explores how a lighter course load can lead to better performance.

From being called stupid in school to making movies based on some of the most complex literature in the world, this director pursued his love of theater against overwhelming odds.