After receiving a diagnosis of dyslexia, the amount of information to process and decisions to make can feel overwhelming.  Just as every person has a different story about being diagnosed, so every family has a different path forward.  Some work with private tutors.  Others receive services at their local school or attend a school that specializes in learning differences.  But the fundamental recommendations are simple and clear: instruction that is explicit, systematic, cumulative, multi-modal and responsive.  Given adequate time and support, children with dyslexia not only learn, but thrive.  

 

• Dyslexia FAQ's and Myths

• Dyslexia Instruction

• Where to Find Dyslexia Instruction

• Talking About Dyslexia

• Accommodations for Dyslexia

• Assistive Technology for Dyslexia