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Reading, spelling and the dyslexic brain: what the research says and what to do at home this week.

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July 24
Struggling Reader or Never Taught? Ask Before Accepting a Label Dyslexia Struggling Reader or Never Taught? Ask Before Accepting a Label A bright Texas student fell further behind in reading every year. Eight months of structured literacy closed the gap. His mother's pointed essay, and decades of reading science, hand parents…
July 23
It Took a Legal Fight to Bring Reading Science to Las Vegas Dyslexia It Took a Legal Fight to Bring Reading Science to Las Vegas More than 20 legal complaints. An 11th grader unable to spell 'hot.' On July 22, the nation's fifth-largest school district agreed to expand dyslexia screening and roll out structured literacy.…
July 21
California’s Reading Gains Show Struggling Readers Were Never the Problem Dyslexia California’s Reading Gains Show Struggling Readers Were Never the Problem California's fourth grade reading scores are climbing, and the gains track one variable: whether schools changed how they teach reading. The children were always capable. Here is what the numbers…
July 15
Dyslexia India Builds a Neurodiversity Platform Around a Fact Schools Still Ignore India’s first narrative-driven neurodiversity platform just launched on a science-backed insight most schools still ignore: the story told about a struggling child — not the label, the story — shapes… Dyslexia California’s Reading Screener Delay Puts Parents Between Two Real Risks California schools are screening all K-2 students for reading difficulties for the first time—but a new budget proposal would delay that screening by weeks. Both sides of the debate have… Dyslexia Louisiana Offers Free Dyslexia Tutoring. Here Is What Phonics Alone Won’t Fix Louisiana’s Caldwell Parish is offering free after-school dyslexia tutoring for ages 8-17, five hours a week, no cost. The program is real help. The IDA’s 2025 definition says phonics alone…
July 14
Dyslexia Rhythm Game Flags Dyslexia Risk Before a Child Reads a Word By the time most schools spot a reading struggle, a child has spent months falling behind. CICESE scientists built a game that catches the same risk at four — through…
July 13
Dyslexia Teen Dyslexia Advocate Gives Kids What Schools Often Don’t Miss South Dakota’s Teen is classroom-hopping across the state with a dyslexia message backed by hard neuroscience, and the part she’s pointing to is something schools rarely say out loud.
July 12
Dyslexia Archbishop With Dyslexia Draws the Line Between Accommodating and Thriving Archbishop Sarah Mullally, who has dyslexia, told the Church of England’s General Synod there is a difference between neurodivergent people “functioning” and “flourishing.” For parents of children who learn differently,…
July 11
AI Reading App for Dyslexia Wins Three Awards. One Question Matters More. Dyslexia AI Reading App for Dyslexia Wins Three Awards. One Question Matters More. Portugal students built an award-winning AI reading companion for dyslexia — three prizes, five pilot schools, 100+ students. Before you download the next award-winning reading app, one question will tell…