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Teaching the Structure of Language [Premium]

Dyslexia is commonly described as a difficulty with word-level reading and spelling. Because phonological processing plays a central role in decoding, much of the research and instructional effort focuses—appropriately—on sound-symbol relationships and early reading acquisition.

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Recognizing Talent in 3D Spatial Thinking [Premium]

In the early clinical literature on dyslexia, neurologists occasionally described something that did not fit the standard narrative of delay. Some children who struggled with reading produced drawings with unusually strong three-dimensional organization.

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The Importance of “Unexpectedness” in Dyslexia [Premium]

At a recent U.S. House Appropriations Subcommittee hearing on the “Science of Reading,” witnesses emphasized the value of early, explicit decoding instruction. They also underscored a point that should be noncontroversial: intelligence scores should never be used to deny a struggling reader access to evidence-based instruction and support.

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New Dyslexia Definitions Exclude Discrepancy [Premium]

At the end of 2025, both the International Dyslexia Association (IDA) and the British Dyslexia Association (BDA) published updates to their organizations’ definitions of dyslexia.

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Creativity and Episodic Memory [Premium]

There’s a short animation in The Dyslexic Advantage movie, where a swirl of images allude to the particular processes associated with episodic memory that seem more prevalent among dyslexic people.

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Doodling Biology [Premium]

Biology asks students to hold a lot in mind at once. New vocabulary, unfamiliar processes, layered systems, and long chains of cause and effect are often introduced rapidly and largely through text.

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The Negative Effect of Pop Quizzes for Dyslexic Students [Premium]

A pop quiz is an unannounced, graded assessment given without prior notice, often used to check whether students are keeping up with assigned material. Pop quizzes are usually given in the hopes of having a class keep current on learning.

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Finding What Works for You [Premium]

One common misunderstanding about learning is that smart people are those who seem to hold
everything in their heads, recall it rapidly, then effortlessly retrieve it on demand.

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Rethinking Auditory-Only Phonemic Awareness Training for Reading in the Early Grades Does Not Work

A new study reported on in Education Week found that a widely-used phonemic awareness program (the oral-only Heggerty curriculum) did not improve gains in word reading or oral reading fluency, although it did significantly improve phonemic awareness skills.

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How to Help A Teen Discover Their Strengths [Premium]

Helping a teen or preteen discover their strengths can be transformative. It can build confidence, purpose, and resilience. The process takes curiosity, patience, and a willingness to look beyond grades.

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Who’s Responsible for Dyslexia? Time for Education & Health to Work Together

Many students with learning differences still go unidentified or unsupported. So the question is not only what happens if OSEP disappears, but also why, with OSEP in place, has so little changed for so many dyslexic students?

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