The Reading and Writing Connection in Dyslexia Intervention When supporting a student with dyslexia, reading and writing are often viewed as separate challenges. But in reality, these two skills are deeply connected—and understanding that connection is essential to effective dyslexia …
Phonemic Awareness: How and Why – Using Elkonin Boxes to Build Strong Readers Phonemic awareness is one of the most critical building blocks in learning to read. It’s the ability to hear, identify, and manipulate the individual sounds—phonemes—in spoken words. …
The Power of Morphology: Enhancing Reading and Writing Skills Morphology, the study of word structure and how words are formed, plays a crucial role in reading and writing development. Understanding the building blocks of words—prefixes, suffixes, roots, and bases—helps students …
The 7 Syllable Types and How They Help Dyslexic Readers As a parent, watching your child struggle with reading can be heartbreaking. I remember sitting at the kitchen table, trying to help my child sound out words, only to see …
Handwriting instruction plays a crucial role in building neural pathways in the brain, particularly during childhood development. However, many schools have shifted their focus away from teaching handwriting, often prioritizing digital literacy over traditional writing skills. This shift has led …
Introduction: The Science of Reading has been making headlines, influencing how educators approach literacy instruction. This evidence-based framework emphasizes explicit, systematic teaching methods that address the foundational skills necessary for reading success. Its growing prominence in educational discussions stems from …
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