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January 14
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New Abeye Lexilens Monitor Uses Pulsed Backlighting to Support Readers Developing Visual Processing Skills
What if the way your monitor displays light is making reading harder for your child? A new display from Abeye uses pulsed backlighting technology to reduce visual disruptions—though research suggests…
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Liverpool’s Giovanni Leoni Opens Up About Developing Reading Skills Differently
What does it take to go from struggling to read aloud in class to defending for Liverpool? Giovanni Leoni's candid interview reveals how family support and brain plasticity turned early…
January 11
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New Global Dyslexia Definition Embraces Brain Potential and Early Support
The International Dyslexia Association's 2025 definition revolutionizes how we understand reading differences, eliminating outdated IQ requirements and recognizing that targeted early support can transform outcomes for children developing reading skills…
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International Dyslexia Association Redefines Dyslexia With 2025 Consensus Update
If your child has ever been told they don't quite qualify for reading support despite obvious challenges, the International Dyslexia Association's first definition update in over two decades may change…
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Researchers Reach Groundbreaking Consensus on How to Define and Understand Dyslexia
If you've ever felt confused by conflicting explanations of what dyslexia actually means, a groundbreaking new consensus from 58 international experts may finally provide clarity—and give parents powerful new tools…
December 30, 2025
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New AI System Achieves 94.7% Accuracy in Identifying Children Who Need Reading Support
What if identifying a child's reading differences took 18 minutes instead of months? New AI research combining brain waves, eye movements, and speech patterns achieves 94.7% accuracy—dramatically outperforming traditional screening…
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Ireland’s Support Scheduling Forces Families to Choose Between Irish Language and Reading Help
What happens when the only way to get reading help means missing Irish class entirely? In Ireland, a 71% surge in exemptions reveals a system forcing impossible choices on families—and…
