A new study looks into how AI could be trained to help screen children for dyslexia and dysgraphia based on their handwriting and spelling.

The donation will go toward FISD’s special education department in support of its dyslexia support and services.

If you are concerned that your child may have dyslexia, here are some signs to look out for.

This grant comes after the passing of Georgia senate bill 48 which is aimed at providing support to students with dyslexia.

Dyslexia is often misunderstood, surrounded by myths and a narrow view that ties it mainly to the English language.

Handwriting is rapidly fading in favor of digital typing—jeopardizing cognitive development, sensory richness, personal expression, and even our ability to engage with historical documents.

Left Behind showcases five New York City mothers campaigning for years to establish the South Bronx Literacy Academy—a specialized public school using evidence‑based methods to support dyslexic students

The article reports that a study in Scientific Studies of Reading found that explicitly teaching 3rd– and 5th‑graders to analyze word parts (morphemes) significantly improves their ability to grasp suffix meanings—especially in older students—compared to relying on context alone.

A Harvard-led MRI study found that infants aged 3–8 months with a familial risk for dyslexia already exhibit distinctive white matter and brain connectivity patterns, enabling identification of at-risk children well before they begin struggling in school.

Study finds that California schools received positive results from a focused investment in reading instruction following the pandemic learning loss.