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October 11
From Dyslexia to a Neuroscience PhD: The Part the Story Skips Dyslexia From Dyslexia to a Neuroscience PhD: The Part the Story Skips Joan Cruz was diagnosed with dyslexia as a child. Now he holds a neuroscience PhD and teaches science. An English headline calls it overcoming. His own words, and the part…
October 6
Dyslexia Is Not Always About Sounds. The 2025 Definition Says So. Dyslexia Dyslexia Is Not Always About Sounds. The 2025 Definition Says So. This Dyslexia Awareness Week, look past the story of one broken part. The 2025 IDA definition names a mix of causes. It calls trouble with the sounds and parts of…
October 3
HMH Explained Dyslexia’s New Definition. It Skipped the Part About Causes. Dyslexia HMH Explained Dyslexia’s New Definition. It Skipped the Part About Causes. The dyslexia definition changed in 2025. It now says the causes are complex. Sound trouble is common but not universal. HMH shared pages to explain the update. None of them…
September 27
Which AI Learning Tools Actually Teach? Start With One Question Dyslexia Which AI Learning Tools Actually Teach? Start With One Question A founder with dyslexia built an AI study tool to make schoolwork less overwhelming. That is real help. But easier to start is not the same as learned. Here is…
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September 22
Jinger Duggar Says She Has Dyslexia. No One Ever Checked. Dyslexia Jinger Duggar Says She Has Dyslexia. No One Ever Checked. Jinger Duggar says she has dyslexia, and in the same breath, that she was never diagnosed. Coverage treats it as a lifelong trait to cope around. The field’s own 2025… Before You Call Dyslexia a Gift, Ask What the Label Replaces Dyslexia Before You Call Dyslexia a Gift, Ask What the Label Replaces Montana State celebrates the strengths of the dyslexic mind this October. It is a hopeful framing, and it points at something real. But the research on what a diagnosis does…
September 15
Pakistan Widens Dyslexia Exam Support, and the Question Every Parent Should Ask Dyslexia Pakistan Widens Dyslexia Exam Support, and the Question Every Parent Should Ask Pakistan has widened exam accommodations for children with dyslexia, and it sounds like pure good news. The science says something more careful. Before you cheer or worry, ask one question…
September 8
Dyslexia And Anxiety Are Linked, But Early Support Changes The Story Dyslexia Dyslexia And Anxiety Are Linked, But Early Support Changes The Story A Scottish survey found adults with dyslexia reported depression and anxiety three to four times higher than the general population. A fresh reading of the data suggests the toll traces…
September 6
A Dyslexia-Friendly Book Is Welcome. Dyslexia Was Never About the Eyes. Dyslexia A Dyslexia-Friendly Book Is Welcome. Dyslexia Was Never About the Eyes. A major publisher is releasing a dyslexia-friendly edition of a new book, and it is a genuine act of inclusion. But the idea of a dyslexia-friendly font rests on a… Canada’s First Dyslexia Centre Gets a Home. A Screening Isn’t a Ceiling. Dyslexia Canada’s First Dyslexia Centre Gets a Home. A Screening Isn’t a Ceiling. Canada’s first dyslexia centre just secured a permanent home in Vancouver, and early identification is worth celebrating. But the science moved in 2025, and the frame most coverage still uses…