In today’s literacy-driven world, we must equip teachers with the knowledge and resources they need to implement effective literacy instruction. Professional development can make a quantifiable … read more

The English Language adopted the Latin alphabet somewhere around the 7th century CE, while the first commercial typewriter was introduced in 1874. This means that humans have been writing by hand for … read more

Paying special attention to developing your child’s handwriting skills is one of the best ways to set them up for both reading and writing success, whether they are just learning how to hold a p … read more

So, your child is routinely writing some letters—or maybe even entire words—backward. If you’ve never seen something like this before, it could cause confusion or even alarm. Before … read more

There is no shortage of books labeled as “easy-to-read.” While this may seem like good news for educators and beginning readers alike, a quick glance at the different options on the market … read more

In recent years, dyslexia has become a more widely recognized – and sometimes misunderstood – learning disability. Dyslexia affects more than just reading and spelling. As our understandin … read more