What Is the Science of Reading?
The science of reading is 50 years of research on how the brain learns to read, and why dyslexia needs more teaching time.
Sacramento Dyslexia Schools Compared
The Four Top Schools for Dyslexia in the Sacramento Area Sacramento’s four specialized dyslexia programs range in tuition from $21,000 ...
How Intelligent Children Can Mask Dyslexia Until High School
Dyslexia can go undiagnosed until high school. Smart students hide it for years by guessing words from context and leaning ...
Making Math Real: Neuroconnectivity and the Science of Multisensory Learning
How Making Math Real builds number meaning before symbols, and what brain research on gesture, timing, and working memory says about why it works.
EBLI (Evidence-Based Literacy Instruction): What It Is and How It Works
If you have been researching dyslexia, structured literacy, or better ways to teach reading, you have probably come across EBLI. ...
Does an IEP Actually Teach a Child to Read?
The Short Answer An IEP is a legal plan. It sets goals, services, and accommodations, but it does not, on ...
The Traumatic Impact of Retention
What I Watched Before I Knew the Research Before I had an Ed.D. or two decades of clinical practice, I ...
When Emotions Run High in the Classroom
Key Takeaway When a child starts shutting down, avoiding schoolwork, or melting down in the classroom and at the kitchen ...
Do You Know These 3 Common Learning Disabilities?
Key Takeaway Dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia are closely connected learning differences that often appear together. This helps explain why a ...
