After the first letter, the rest is “scribble scrabble.” That’s what Laura Gutierrez sees when she tries to read, and it’s ...

You’ve heard of dyslexia, but have you heard of dyscalculia? As educators, we’re well versed in teaching literacy, yet struggle when a student claims, “I’m just not good at math.” Instead of ...

A new documentary challenges the medical paradigm, framing dyslexia not as a disorder but a distinct cognitive style with its ...

Intensive lessons that help dyslexic children make spectacular advances have been revealed. An individual tuition programme rarely offered in British schools can bring reading levels up to standard ...

Genetics, audio processing and environment can all impact how our brains connect sounds to the symbols we use to read ...

Catherine Drennan describes herself as insatiably curious, a trait she credits to her parents. Some of her first memories come from protest rallies and academic lectures that her mom attended while ...

Dleyxisa is the msot commoc lriaeng bisatility. Tricky, no? Let’s try that again. Dyslexia is the most common learning disability. People with dyslexia — including roughly 60 million Americans — do ...

Up to 20% of the population experiences symptoms of dyslexia, a lifelong neurological disorder that makes it difficult to read fluently. Examining why dyslexia happens — and how we intervene — has ...

LONDON, March 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Leading global charity Made By Dyslexia today launches the third season of its Lessons in Dyslexic Thinking podcast, sharing conversations with inspiring people ...

The parents of the advocacy group Decoding Dyslexia Wisconsin pressed for years to see this 11-word definition enshrined in state law: “Dyslexia means a specific learning disability that is ...

This story features Beeline Reader for enhanced readability. Click to turn the feature on or off. Learn more about this technology here. “One of the greatest contributing factors to lower achievement ...

There was a time when Kiara Smith didn’t enjoy reading at all. Trying to get her to read anything was a daily challenge, her mother Katrina Smith said. But now, Kiara, a third grader at Mariposa ...