Supporting dyslexic students requires focused vocabulary development with more exposures to achieve mastery.

Explore how board and card games can enhance reading instruction, making learning engaging and effective by integrating key reading skills.

Learn proven feedback models for reading that boost student progress and confidence by being immediate, specific, multi-sensory, and more.

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Alana McWilliams shares her story with dyslexia, emphasizing early intervention, structured literacy, and celebrating unique strengths.

Shifting away from edutainment, explore the need for structured literacy in classrooms.

Unlock the full potential of young readers by mastering grapheme recognition, essential for decoding and early reading success.

Multisensory teaching activates multiple senses to improve literacy, especially for dyslexic learners: visual, kinesthetic, auditory.

Rethink sight words by integrating decoding strategies to boost reading effectiveness, aligning with the science of reading principles.

How do you develop phonemic awareness to enhance early reading through tailored, multisensory strategies for diverse learning needs.

This Dyslexia Awareness Month, join us in transforming reading education with daily insights to elevate teaching practices.

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