Discover five advocacy steps for parents of dyslexic children that bring more peace, clarity, and confidence to your family this holiday season. Learn how simple, intentional actions—like organizing records, reviewing progress, and preparing key questions—can help you enter the new year feeling empowered and ready to support your child’s success.

Fresh from DyslexiaCon 2025, we’re sharing the top five insights shaping the future of dyslexia education. From the link between oral language and reading to what new research means for inclusion, instruction, and IEPs. Discover what every parent should know to better understand, support, and advocate for their child with dyslexia.

Help your dyslexic child start the school year strong. Get practical tips on IEP meetings, evaluations, and building positive teacher relationships.

Avoid these advocacy mistakes most parents make during IEP meetings. Advocate with confidence at your next IEP meeting.

Dyslexia Awareness changes lives for the better! Here's what we need to know about dyslexia.

Given the public school system's failure to teach reading effectively, can we really trust them to teach children with dyslexia?

Is your child struggling with reading and spelling? If so, it is time to THINK Dyslexia and take action!

Pay attention to the signs of dyslexia in your child. They aren't always what you would expect!

Understand dyslexia, the most common learning disability that affects 1 in every 5 children.

Deciding how to plan a fun summer while still helping your dyslexic child reach their reading goals can be tough. This article can help.

ESY is NOT summer school. Learn more about what it is and how it can help the special education student you love.

The evaluation is critical to every step of the special education process moving forward.

"Extra help" is not enough. Formal special education plans exist to provide students with the services they need and parents with rights.

How public schools fulfill their obligation to provide children with dyslexia, or any disability, a Free and Appropriate Public Education.

Tips and advice for parents of dyslexic children- no matter where they are in the special education process.

If your child is struggling in school, do not wait to take action! We share what to do now and critical mistakes to avoid.

Learn how to choose a tutor who is both qualified to teach with evidence based instructional methods AND a great fit for your child.

Assistive Technology is the missing piece that allows a child the ability to access the curriculum and show their strengths.

This blog is dedicated to spreading the word about dyslexia! Learn what it is and why it's important to know about it.