by Marianne | By The Grade
If you are preparing your student with dyslexia for college, you may be concerned about whether or not they are prepared to handle the rigors of a traditional college course of study. This10-part series will address many of these questions and concerns. This series...
by Marianne | Teaching Tips
I received an email this week from a concerned parent about how to teach math facts to her child with dyslexia. “At what point should I let my daughter just use a calculator or multiplication chart. I’ve tried so many different curriculums and methods and she’s...
by Marianne | Teaching Tips, Uncategorized
Teaching children with dyslexia requires understanding, patience, and an arsenal of effective strategies tailored to their unique needs. Dyslexia affects how people process written and spoken language, making tasks like reading, writing, and spelling challenging....
by Marianne | Focus & Motivation
I get emails all the time asking for help with dyslexic kids unmotivated to learn. I’ve learned a lot in my nearly 30 years of homeschooling kids with dyslexia and ADHD. There are actually very specific things you can do to increase motivation. Listen to the...
by Marianne | Dyslexia Information
If you’ve been around this website for any length of time you’ve probably heard me refer to dyslexia as a learning difference rather than a learning disability. Kids with dyslexia are not disabled, they learn differently. Research on the causes of dyslexia...
