RESOURCES
As fellow educators and parents, the team at The Dyslexia Resource understands the need for quality resources for you and your student. Providing these resources is the mission of The Dyslexia Resource.
We are here to empower communities to serve dyslexic learners. We accomplish this through offering resources, training and tutoring programs, and community partnerships. The Dyslexia Resource always is looking for additional resources to add to our website. If you have questions you can’t find the answer to here, reach out.
In partnership with The Schenck School, The Dyslexia Resource created a series of free awareness videos to help educate others on dyslexia and its characteristics.
The Dyslexia Resource and The Schenck School are excited to partner with Made by Dyslexia and Microsoft to help educate the public about dyslexia through an original video series.
Dyslexia is a language-based learning difference. It affects the organization in the brain that controls the ability to process the way language is heard, spoken, read, or spelled.
Signs and challenges of dyslexia can vary based on a variety of factors including age. Read our common signs and challenges of dyslexia broken out by age group.
The human brain was not designed to read; it was built for oral communication. Therefore, speaking comes naturally, but reading must be explicitly taught. While some learn to read with ease, for others, it is much more difficult.
Dyslexia can bring to light terms and phrases that are unfamiliar. We have compiled a list of dyslexia terms and definitions for your reference.
One of the most effective dyslexia strategies for remediation is known as the Orton-Gillingham approach. Take a deeper dive into this approach to learn its history and what you can expect from utilizing it.
The Dyslexia Resource is just one of the many organizations dedicated to providing support and information for dyslexics, parents, and educators. We have compiled a list of some of the best resource outlets available.
Whether you are a parent or an educator, there is a lot of information to digest when it comes to dyslexia. Check out our frequently asked questions for some of the most common questions we encounter.
Have you heard of the book called Creative Learners? This book includes stories of inspiration and success from people with Dyslexia, ADD, or other learning differences.
INTERESTED IN READING MORE ABOUT DYSLEXIA?
If you are looking for even more content about dyslexia, check out our blog! We are constantly adding new posts covering topics we know are of interest. Below are some of our most recent blog posts.
What to Expect from Orton-Gillingham Tutoring
When a student starts to struggle in school, parents and teachers may feel pressure to quickly find a way to help turn around the child’s performance. However, specifically with struggling readers, it can feel like there is only a short window to improve their skills before they fall too far behind. No need to panic!
Reading Remediation Strategies for Distance Learning
Distance learning has its share of challenges on its own, but educators who provide reading remediation for students online face additional obstacles. When providing remediation for any subject, teachers often rely on physical strategies to keep kids engaged. But when the opportunity for physical interaction is taken away, educators must find new methods to get
Dyslexia and the Brain
For individuals to effectively support members of the community with dyslexia, there needs to be a certain level of understanding about how dyslexia affects the brain. Fortunately, you don’t have to be a neuroscientist to learn about dyslexia and the brain. Take the first step and learn the basics from The Dyslexia Resource. Read below