Your Child Is “At Risk for Reading Difficulties.” Here Is What That Letter Actually Means.
Key Takeaway This past year, California began screening students in kindergarten through second grade for early signs of reading difficulty, including dyslexia, during the years when reading gaps are easiest to close. Your child took a test called the Reading...
Should I Hold My Child Back?
Hold Them Back. Give Them Another Chance. That is the recommendation most IEP teams give when a child with a learning difference is not making progress. The room goes quiet when it lands. The parents agree because the recommendation comes from the experts and sounds...
Identifying Dyslexia by Subtype
The short answer Dyslexia is not one condition. Research identifies multiple distinct profiles, each driven by a different breakdown in the reading system, each requiring a different intervention. A comprehensive assessment identifies which profile your child has....