How helpful do you think it is for emerging readers, especially those struggling with dyslexia, for me to include OpenDyslexic 3 font in my apps? Is there something else I could do that would be more effective for emerging readers?

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I have been working with my son since he was 4 on his reading and writing skills, which have always been a struggle for him. He seems to have visual processing difficulties (his visual acuity tested at 20/20 and it seems his eyes are tracking together) where he loses his place, adds/omits words, and scrambles phrases as he reads.

We need to keep having conversations with students to help them better understand their skills and needs as they grow and encounter new challenges with dyslexia.

I was wondering if you have any information on diet and how it affects children with dyslexia. My son has mild attention issues (suspected but not yet diagnosed with ADHD) and there is rich information about how food plays a role in the lives of children with ADHD, but I wondered if there was specific information pertaining to dyslexia?

As we bring another year to a close, the minds of many of us turn to gift-giving. Thinking about this topic led me to realize that the perfect gift to give anyone (including ourselves) is the gift of time

Some professionals claim types or subtypes of dyslexia; however, none of the scholarly research I’ve read is convincing. What is your perspective on the “types of dyslexia”?