What Parents Can Do
Suspect Dyslexia? Act Early
Early intervention and screenings for dyslexia help students get the positive support earlier.
The A to Z of Teaching Beginning Reading
To break the reading code, your child must solve the two parts of the reading puzzle: one involving spoken language, and the other involving written language.
Read MoreTen Things to Help Your Struggling Reader
Tips to help your child with reading.
Read MoreDeveloping a Foundation for Reading
Early good practices enrich learning and develop a foundation for later reading. Try these reading-readiness steps to engage your child.
Read MoreTalking with Your Child About Dyslexia
Early on, each child needs to know that they can count on unconditional support from their parents.
Read MoreAffordable Help for Dyslexic Students
For many parents, one of the most troubling aspects of having their child diagnosed with dyslexia is the enormous cost typically associated with the specialized instruction.
Read MoreReading-Related Skills
Learn about reading-related skills that your child should develop.
Read MoreDyslexia Evaluation Overview
Learn about what an evaluation for dyslexia means for your child, what they should include and who to contact for an evaluation.
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