Category: Learning to read
My dyslexia portrait: reading anxiety, fear and fatigue
Sounds funny for a writer, but it’s been impossible for me to find the right […]
New study: Chatting with your child may promote early literacy
A new American study published in Pediatrics journal finds that conversing with your young child is beneficial to the acquisition of language skills. But don’t expect it to prevent dyslexia.
My mom, dyslexia and the #phonicsdebate
Summary: It’s nothing new that some reading experts blame parents for their children’s reading difficulties. […]
Author interview: Mary Avery Kabrich
When I’m writing, I usually listen to one song on repeat. Working on this interview […]
Book review: Learning to fly in Once Upon A Time A Sparrow
Have you ever looked up to see one little bird flying out of sync from […]
The 10% club is knocking: Let us in!
Can we discuss the elephant in the room? Too many schools are leaving our children […]
5 things a 12-year-old wants you to know about dyslexia
My 12-year-old daughter has a pretty kick-ass attitude about dyslexia. It’s more of a footnote¹ to […]
Watch: New animated short film #IAmDyslexic
“Remember, you are not alone.” That is the empowering message of I AM DYSLEXIC – […]
What barriers to equality do people with dyslexia face? #InternationalDayofPersonswith Disabilities
Today, on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the UN reports that: “Persons with […]
My #dyslexia story. Something lost. Something found.
I was identified as dyslexic at the age of 49. It was like finding the […]
