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10 Things a Parent to a Child with Dyslexia Wishes You Understood
Learn 10 important things parents want others to understand about children with dyslexia, from learning differences to strengths, support, and success.
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2e Children: How to See the Invisible
Learn how to recognize twice-exceptional children who are both gifted and have learning differences like dyslexia, so their strengths can be supported.
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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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5 Simple Ways Families Can Drive Summer Reading Success
Five practical, low-pressure strategies families can use to prevent the summer slide — from 5-minute micro-habits and student book choice to human-read…
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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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7 Ways Audiobooks Benefit Students Who Struggle with Reading
7 ways audiobooks help students who struggle with reading, from improving vocabulary and comprehension to building confidence and accessing grade-level content.
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7-Step Reading Plan Can Help Dyslexic Children Thrive in the First 100 Days of School
The first 100 days are crucial for building readers’ skills and confidence. This plan supports parents in developing their children’s independence and…
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A Parent’s Guide to Identifying and Addressing Reading Issues in Children
Identify reading issues in children, understand how the reading brain works, and find strategies to support reading success at home.
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A Reading Tool that Matches Classroom Curriculum: Educate and Engage Students with Human-Read eBooks
Learning Ally human-read eBooks match classroom curriculum, helping students with reading challenges access grade-level content and succeed
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