These days there is no shortage of advice about how to advocate for a student who is dyslexic (or has…
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DYSLEXIA
ADVOCATE!
by Dr. Kelli
Sandman-Hurley
Dr. Kelli was interviewed about her journey with the English language. This interview originally appeared on another website. DTI and…
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Dyslexia and the IEP. The heart of any meeting, including IEP meetings, is communication. But good, productive, cooperative communication is…
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Dear Struggling Student: I Failed a Test this Year For those of us who work with students with dyslexia, and…
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Have you ever walked onto a car lot and immediately been bombarded, promised the world and left just super annoyed?…
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I often feel like a fish out of water at these events because my experience is not as a parent…
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In a previous blog post I laid out my reasons for why I do not believe dyslexia is a gift.…
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I've had something on the tip of my tongue and burning a hole in my brain for years now and…
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Do you feel that? That's the tides turning. That’s minds shifting. That is what a true understanding of the English…
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The use of nonsense words in intervention programs for reading and spelling to struggling readers is ubiquitous. It is ubiquitous…
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