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Real Parent Examples: How to Build Literacy At-Home
Learn practical ways families can boost literacy at home with reading routines, accessible resources, and strategies that build lifelong readers.
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Close the Gap Between Students with Dyslexia and Their Curriculum
Learn how audiobooks help close the gap between students with dyslexia and grade-level curriculum by improving access, confidence, and comprehension
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5 Signs of Dyscalculia in Elementary Students
Learn the five signs of dyscalculia in elementary students and discover when math struggles may signal a learning disability that needs support.
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Celebrating Fourth Graders…Making Sure Reading Comprehension Is In Their Backpack
Help fourth graders strengthen reading comprehension with engaging books, family reading strategies, and resources that build lifelong literacy skills.
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Getting Started: Suggested Audiobooks For Grades 9-12
Recommended audiobooks for grades 9–12 with a Learning Ally book list featuring engaging titles that build reading confidence and support literacy.
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Is auditory processing disorder just another name for dyslexia?
Learn the difference between auditory processing disorder and dyslexia, including symptoms, diagnosis, and how to support children with reading challenges.
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5 Ways “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” Helps Struggling Readers
Discover five ways Diary of a Wimpy Kid helps struggling readers build confidence, improve reading engagement, and develop a love of books.
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Announcing Free Literacy Video Library from Dollar General Literacy Foundation and Learning Ally
Learning Ally and Dollar General Literacy Foundation’s free Literacy Video Library has strategies to help educators strengthen reading instruction.
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Understanding the Science of Reading Begins with a Clear Picture of How the Brain Learns to Read
Explore how brain-based learning research impacts literacy instruction and discover how understanding the reading brain helps educators support student success.
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