New data shows that many girls with dyslexia may not be getting diagnosed. Or at least diagnosed much later in life. Without recognizing the problem they certainly aren’t getting the help they need.
We’ve just released this data from our dyslexia test and what it is telling us points to easier solutions for reading difficulties. Take a look and tell us what you see in the data.
Your child would rather be playing than doing homework, right? But experts suggest that making children aware of why they’re doing the homework — and how they’re rewarded — can be the cure to homework avoidance.
Does your child desperately need to de-stress? These tips and tools can help build your child’s confidence and grit for long-lasting success! Resulting in better learning abilities which then result in better grades. Want to know how?
Living in the world of ADHD can be chaotic and create tons of anxiety. Could having a more organized, structured home ease the confusion and chaos?
Reading requires several underlying skills. Has your child developed them properly?
Is the brain better at learning when using a picture based approach or a word-based approach? There may be some information out there. Learn more in this article.
Bring up dyslexia and you’re sure to start a debate. Opinions vary on what it is and what it is not. Very official sounding organizations have defined it by their own terms and that fuels the debate. In general, it’s a mess. Find out more in this article.
Did you know that despite your child’s learning disability, Even with dyscalculia mastering math is a possibility? That no one is predetermined to be horrible at math? Yep. Learn more in this article.
It’s very evident that, for many children, reading practice is not the best way to improve reading.
Here’s one technique that shows incredible 40% gains. If you are pushing a lot of reading practice and it’s not working maybe you should consider other methods. Stop banging your head against a wall.
