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February 1

Dyslexia Feb 1 Atlanta Catholic Schools Expand Program Supporting Students with Learning Differences What if your child could receive faith-based education without sacrificing the learning support they need? Atlanta's Catholic schools are proving it's possible, with a growing program now reaching twelve schools…

January 31

Dyslexia Jan 31 Spellcheck and AI Tools May Be Masking Children’s Reading Development Needs What if the very technology designed to help your child write is actually hiding valuable information about their reading development? New research shows spell-check and AI tools bypass the brain… Dyslexia Jan 31 UConn Partnership Brings Neuroscience Research to Connecticut School for Diverse Learners A new university-school partnership in Connecticut is proving that focusing on how each brain learns—rather than what it can't do—transforms educational outcomes for students developing reading and attention skills differently. Dyslexia Jan 31 Singapore Positions Dyslexia Support as National Test of Educational Equity When a nation known for academic excellence declares that supporting students who read differently is a test of national commitment, it validates what parents of struggling readers have always known.… Dyslexia Jan 31 UConn-Forman Partnership Creates Model for Supporting Students Who Learn Differently What happens when a university stops treating learning differences as deficits and starts designing for cognitive strengths? A new partnership between UConn and Connecticut's Forman School offers a glimpse. Dyslexia Jan 31 New Research Reveals How Timing Differences in the Brain Affect Reading Development French neuroscientists have identified temporal prediction differences in the brain as a key factor affecting reading development. The research shows how the brain's ability to anticipate rhythm in sounds supports…

January 30

Dyslexia Jan 30 Barbados Rotary Project Brings Early Reading Screening and Teacher Training to Schools What happens when a Caribbean nation decides to stop waiting for children to fall behind before offering help? Barbados is about to find out, with a new $339,270 Rotary-funded initiative…

January 22

Dyslexia Jan 22 Colorado Launches Universal Dyslexia Screening as Rural Families Bridge Resource Gaps If you've been watching your child work twice as hard just to decode simple words, Colorado's new screening law validates what you've seen—but rural families are discovering they can't wait… Dyslexia Jan 22 Alberta’s Early Reading Screening Program Needs Better Teacher Support to Help Students If your child's school screens for reading challenges but nothing changes afterward, you're not alone. New survey data from 3,500 Alberta educators confirms what many parents sense—screening without follow-through leaves… Dyslexia Jan 22 Colorado Advances Universal Dyslexia Screening While Rural Families Build Solutions Colorado's new universal screening law acknowledges what families in rural communities have known for years—one in five children need explicit, systematic reading instruction, but geographic and financial barriers delay help.…