For the Love of Literacy

Writing can be an arduous, time-consuming, often frustrating task, especially for those who have dyslexia and other learning differences....

Why your child comes home tired from school

There are some concerns that I hear time and time again from parents of kids with dyslexia.  One of the biggest is about their child...

As a self-employed educator and dyslexia interventionist, I know well the importance of keeping on top of my own professional...

Going back to school can be a time of high levels of anxiety, excitement, fear, or sadness. It often comes with a complicated mix of...

Students who have reading difficulties often have a lot of negative feelings associated with reading. This can create a sort of negative...

Today I am reminded of the amazing mothers that I've met during my time as a teacher and tutor. Here’s to the mothers Who fight for their...

Summer camps, incentive parties, new blog posts, and more… May, 2022 Hi parents! I wanted to update you all on some additions and...

This is the last part in my three-part series about learned helplessness and dyslexia. By now, we’ve established that learned...

To recap where we left off in my last post, learned helplessness is a phenomenon that occurs as a result of a person repeatedly being...

Learned helplessness is something I observe all too often when working with a new student. Learned helplessness is a phenomenon that...