Not every struggling reader needs to practice the same skill. This guide will help you choose the right Genesis Reading game for your dyslexic child, based on where they are now and what they need to master next.
Worried about your child’s reading? Learn 10 signs your child might be dyslexic, and the next steps to get support.
Learn how the science of reading explains why kids struggle and how brain-based, structured literacy can help every child succeed.
The day Tristan discovered the Titanic, reading stopped being work and started feeling like an adventure. It was a perfect example of how making reading fun can transform a child’s learning journey.
Dyslexia intervention changed Sheridan Hotung’s family forever. She shares her journey on the Learning Can’t Wait podcast by Fulfilled Minds.
Struggling with dysgraphia? These 10 practical tips will help your child become a more confident and capable writer
Struggling with dysgraphia? These 10 practical tips will help your child become a more confident and capable writer
Montessori meets multisensory: discover how hands-on learning helps children with dyslexia build strong reading foundations.
How my journey as a mom to a child with dyslexia sparked a mission to change reading outcomes for struggling kids everywhere.
Home-schooling a child with dyslexia can feel overwhelming—here’s what I’ve learned, what I’d do differently, and how you can set your child up for success.
How to become a faster reader? Well, first you need to discover what gives you joy. Let me tell you about a student of mine. Did you know bunny speed dating was a thing?
Improve focus, speed, and comprehension while reading. A simple tool—and the right posture—can transform how your brain processes words.
When challenging classroom behavior shows up, there is often more beneath the surface. This article explores how parents and educators can work together to understand what a child may be trying to communicate.
Too many dyslexic students are misjudged as lazy or disruptive. Here’s what’s really going on—and how we can stop them from being lost or forgotten.
Structured Literacy isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the proven approach that helps struggling readers, including those with dyslexia, finally make real progress.
Syllables, consonants, and vowels form the foundation of reading. When kids master these, they stop guessing—and start decoding with confidence.
Fonts made for dyslexia look promising—but do they actually help? Here’s what the science says and what matters more than how the letters look.
Like candy corn, reading builds in layers. Here’s what happens when kids skip foundational skills—and how Structured Literacy fills in the gaps for good.
