With self-discipline, most anything is possible. ~Theodore Roosevelt
5 Ways To help Your Dyslexic Child Develop Self-Discipline
Tag Archives: Dyslexia
Why Your Struggling Reader Acts Out So Often
It is natural to enjoy learning.
The Top 3 Benefits of Ditching Spelling Tests for Children with Dyslexia
Remember the first time you got something wrong in school, and your teacher put a big fat red X on it or drew a long red line through your work?
The truth about educational electronic learning games and how to make your child a success
Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children, play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood. ~ Fred Rogers
3 Reasons Why Your Child With Dyslexia Has Difficulty Focusing & What To Do To Help
It’s hard to imagine what it’s like for children who have dyslexia. Not only do they have difficulty reading, but also focusing on things can be an uphill battle. Dyslexics often feel overwhelmed by the simplest tasks, so it is no wonder that paying sustained attention in school is difficult.
3 Reasons Why Your Dyslexic Child Has Trouble Sleeping At Night
Sleep is crucial for optimal learning and good academic performance.
How to Stop Your Child With Dyslexia From Lying
One of the most difficult things about having a child with dyslexia is that they are likely to lie. They will lie about everything from how long it took them to get home from school, to whether or not they did their homework! Yesterday, I talked about some reasons these children tell lies.
3 Reasons Children With Dyslexia Tell Lies
Dyslexia is a learning difference that causes difficulties with reading, writing, and spelling. It’s also been shown to cause issues with attention span, comprehension skills, and memory.
3 Tips about Dyslexia and Anger That Will Make You a Wiser Parent
What do you get when you mix a child who is struggling to read, with the daily stress of school?
Spotlight on Dyslexia: From Dumb Son to Award-Winning NASA Space Physicist And University Professor
“Let dyslexia set you free!” ~ Dr. David McComas
