THE LATEST FROM DYSLEXIAHELP

Explore how our website redesign sets the stage for dyslexia success in the years to come.

AI has the potential to individualize instruction in ways traditional accommodations cannot.

2024 Education Scorecard Reveals Pandemic's Ongoing Impact on Student Achievement

English naturalist Chris Packham explores the real-life effects of dyslexia.

Study finds that people with higher genetic risk for dyslexia tend to have lower volumes in brain regions related to speech-sound processing and coordination of movement and higher levels in the visual cortex.

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.

New research out of the University of Birmingham in the UK suggests that the definition of dyslexia needs to be updated to better describe it.

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

New law requires Colorado schools to screen all students starting in 2027.

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typing—jeopardizing cognitive development, sensory richness, personal expression, and even our ability to engage with historical documents.

PBS NewsHour highlights parents’ efforts to overhaul how reading is taught in Arkansas.

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