What Happens to Special Education If the Department of Education Closes? Control shifts to states, impacting funding, dyslexia, and more.

Court rules good grades can’t excuse illiteracy. A dyslexic student wins in a landmark special education lawsuit. William A. in Tennessee.

Kansas is facing a literacy crisis: 70% of students fail to read at grade level. It's time to demand real change in our schools. #LiteracyMa

As we conclude our 31-day journey exploring dyslexia, it's time to transform awareness into action. Whether you're a parent seeing...

In the realm of learning differences, few conditions have seen such a dramatic shift in understanding and intervention as dyslexia....

Dyscalculia affects math skills beyond mere difficulty, impacting number sense, memory, and sequencing. Early support is key to success.

Dysgraphia is a neurological condition affecting written expression. Not "messy handwriting" it impacts motor, language, and spatial skills.

30% of students with dyslexia also have ADHD. Structured literacy, multi-sensory methods, and flexibility will support learners.

Executive Function Disorder (EFD) often co-occurs with dyslexia, impacting attention, behavior, & emotion control.

Every dollar invested in literacy education is an investment in preventing future incarceration costs.

Understanding structured literacy & setting specific IEP goals are key to supporting your child. Advocate, plan, and engage!

As our classrooms become increasingly diverse, educators face new challenges in supporting English Language Learners (ELLs). By 2030, an...

As a parent, you know your child better than anyone. We knew something wasn't quite right when our bright, imaginative daughter struggled...

Designed to Learn's curated list of resources for educators on structured literacy, science of reading, effective teaching strategies.

Rethink Accelerated Reader: Support struggling readers with personalized goals, audiobooks, and peer reading to boost confidence and growth.

1 in 5 students struggle with dyslexia. Early intervention is key. Learn how evidence-based strategies can unlock their potential to read.

Incorporate literacy into daily classroom routines with alphabet games, phonics reviews, handwriting practice, and engaging reading concepts

Embrace multi-sensory reading strategies to support diverse learners. Use tools like audiobooks and apps to create an inclusive class.

There's an old saying that "Good readers are made on parents' laps." While this sentiment captures the importance of early reading...

As educators, we often rely on traditional methods for teaching spelling without questioning their effectiveness. However, it's time to...