A new school year is coming fast. For families navigating dyslexia, a little intentional preparation before the first day and a few consistent habits once it starts can make an enormous difference in how the year unfolds. Here is exactly what to do before school starts, what to ask the school about structured literacy instruction, which assistive technology tools to set up now, and the single most important thing you can do at home all year long.

By: Troy Hubbell - Certified Academic Language Therapist (CALT) and CERI-certified Dyslexia Specialist, M.A., B.A "They Just Need More Time": Why This Advice Hurts Kids with Dyslexia 'They just need a little more time' is some of the most common advice parents hear when their child is struggling to read or spell in the early grades. It is well-meaning, and often heartfelt, but when dyslexia is involved, waiting is almost always the worst thing you can do. Early intervention f