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What it’s like learning to read with dyslexia

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If you are the mom of a child who struggles with reading or a child who has dyslexia, you need two things. The first is Orton Gillingham reading intervention and the second is a dyslexia advocate. You do not have to walk this walk alone!

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When your child struggles with reading or your child has dyslexia, back to school is a really stressful time!

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If your child is reading resistant or frustrated by reading, it’s actually assigned that they want to be able to do it, not assign that they don’t want it. We don’t get frustrated by things we don’t care about.

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Why I don’t teach children about the strengths of dyslexia

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What other rules should I break?

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POV: you’re a teacher, and you have a child who’s struggling with reading in your classroom… Here’s what to do!

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How to be patient when a child struggles with reading

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It’s not your fault that your child struggles with reading and no, you did not do anything wrong. You did not fail them. It’s time to expand your community.

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