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Do you have a child with dyslexia or a similar learning challenge? If so, you will love this compilation of dyslexia and struggling learner resources from the AALP library. If you have any questions about the topics below, feel free to contact us. We are here to help your child reach his full potential!
If your child struggles to remember what he’s been taught, we can help! This report covers topics that will help your child learn in a much more effective way.
Letter reversals are a common struggle among early learners. The tactile ideas covered in this report can help put an end to that struggle!
If you suspect your child has dyslexia, this checklist is a good place to start. We’ve put the many symptoms of dyslexia in one convenient location.
The Orton-Gillingham approach works wonders for students with dyslexia. Discover this powerful multisensory approach to teaching.
If you are a parent of a child who has dyslexia, you probably know how overwhelming and confusing it can be to learn about dyslexia. To complicate matters, even though dyslexia has been identified and studied for nearly 150 years,1…
Robin E. Williams The term “dyslexia” was first used over 140 years ago, with the symptoms having been well documented even before that. It’s not new, and with the estimate being 5-10% of the population have dyslexia, you almost assuredly…
When we think of dyslexia, reading and spelling difficulties often come to mind first. However, dyslexia’s impact extends far beyond these academic challenges. Dyslexic children also often face challenges following instructions, managing their time effectively, and organizing their thoughts–life issues…
Whether you’re a teacher, a homeschooling parent, or a tutor of a child with dyslexia, this page of free resources for teaching dyslexic students is for you. In-depth, informative articles will help you understand what dyslexia is, while teaching articles…
Have you heard of the “Matthew Effect” in reading? Find out how it may affect your child’s desire to read.
Do you suspect that your child has a reading problem? Learn to spot the signs.
Does your child struggle with letter reversals? Find out how to prevent and solve this common issue.
It can be scary when a child struggles to learn. Here are ten tips to help your child succeed in reading and spelling.
If dealing with dyslexia is making you feel hopeless, you’ll discover hope in Raquel and Katie’s story.
This wonderful organization provides audiobooks that can help dyslexic, blind, and visually impaired students thrive.
Have you felt the desperation that comes from watching your child fail? You’ll be encouraged by this story.
This homeschool mom has seven children with dyslexia. Here’s how she uses All About Reading to teach reading in her homeschool.
