Students’ Experiences With Dyslexia
Students share their personal struggles with dyslexia.
Short summaries of published research on learning, attention and the developing brain, with what each one means for a parent.
Students share their personal struggles with dyslexia.
Learning must be in context. And to be a better student, you will need to maximize brain power.
Decoding Dyslexia Iowa provides some important statistics regarding dyslexia and who it affects.
Neuroscience research suggests dyslexia, ADHD, and/or anxiety can be contributed to inner ear issues.
The amazing inner power of dyslexics. Find out about it in this video.
How do you think -- in words or in pictures? Verbally, or non-verbally? Recognizing the difference can help you learn better.
Lynda.com offers a great online alternative to learning for dyslexics.
Online learning has shown to be beneficial, but it can still be challenging for those with dyslexia.
Our brains have an amazing inherent ability: it can learn, change, and grow when we work it.
A renowned neurosurgeon offers some great tips and insight into dyslexia.