Category: blog
Say dyslexia
It’s getting harder to ignore the growing number of dyslexia naysayers in the world. Educators and reading experts are meant to help us, but it hurts when they won’t say dyslexia.
Book review: My Dyslexia
“This much is clear: The mind of the dyslexic is different from the minds of […]
2017: It’s time for change!
As a parent, I struggle daily to ensure my daughter gets the help she needs […]
Happy new year, happy reading!
They say knowledge is power, so I’ve got quite the stack of books to read […]
Photo essay: Understanding dyslexia—the first Canadian conference
The first Canadian Dyslexia Conference was a who’s who of educators and literacy experts.
What students with dyslexia want you to know
The student panel at the 2016 dyslexia conference in Toronto blew the audience away with […]
My dyslexic journey: Personal reflections on Canada’s first dyslexia conference
This is the sign, along with an army of volunteers, that greeted me at the […]
Support children with dyslexia: Sign the petition!
With early identification and effective teaching, dyslexic children can learn to read and succeed at […]
Video: Dysplamentary #dyslexia documentary (part 2)
In my last post, I wrote about the Dyspla collective, which celebrates dyslexic story makers […]
Video: monsters, mavericks, mothers (part 1)
Dyslexics are no longer relegated to the dummy table. We are telling our stories–part confessional, part […]
