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Different types of dyslexia

Are there different types of dyslexia and why will you sometimes run across different 'types' discussed in online articles or in the research literature?

Dyspraxia vs. ADHD

Learn how to spot the symptoms of dyspraxia vs. ADHD and what you can do to help children with learning difficulties be successful in the classroom.

Strategies for students with autism

Use these strategies for students with autism to help them develop stronger reading comprehension and writing skills, as well as build confidence.

7 Activities for stroke patients

It’s important to choose activities for stroke patients that engage the brain, body and senses to aid recovery and bring about a change in attitude.

7 Dysgraphia symptoms in children

Dysgraphia symptoms in children primarily affect writing ability. Learn what to look for and how you can help a child who is struggling.

3 Reading aids for kids

3 Reading aids for kids, recommended strategies and how to identify the issues that cause reading difficulties in learners.

Dyscalculia in adults

Learn which signs to look for when it comes to dyscalculia in adults and have a look at our tips for mature learners who want to improve their math skills.

How to touch type

Interested in learning how to touch type? Here’s an overview of what you need to know to get started with a typing program.

Teaching phonemic awareness

Teaching phonemic awareness helps children develop into strong readers and is especially important for learners with dyslexia.

Famous people with dyslexia

Have a read through this list of famous people with dyslexia and try our activities for learners to promote dyslexia awareness in the classroom.

Typing spelling words

Typing spelling words is a highly accessible and effective approach to practicing a list. Learn how to create your own drills!

How to build a homeschool reading program

Teaching your child to read can be a challenge! Try these easy tips to improve your approach and build a successful homeschool reading program.

A multi-sensory approach to reading

A multi-sensory approach to reading is important for children who struggle with learning difficulties and can benefit all students in the classroom.

What's the best font for dyslexia?

There is no one best font for dyslexia, but there are some good options, including Open Dyslexic and sans-serif fonts which cause less visual distraction.

Dysgraphia in adults

Learn how to recognize dysgraphia in adults and discover different approaches for improving writing skills in the classroom or workplace.

13 Signs of dyslexia in adults

13 Signs of dyslexia in adults and the information you need on where to find support - including how dyslexia testing works.

Augmentative and alternative communication

Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) helps children and adults with autism and speech and language disorders communicate more effectively.

7 Ways of making spelling fun

Try these different approaches to making spelling fun and engaging for learners using sensory-based activities and games.

Typing for the blind

Discover why typing for the blind and visually impaired is so important and review our tips for students who are just getting started learning how to type.

Typing programs for schools

Typing programs for schools are an important part of the curriculum as they not only teach keyboarding but reinforce writing and spelling abilities.

7 Tips for working with dyslexia

Working with dyslexia can be made easier through the use of technology at the office. Check out these tips and strategies!

Dyslexia reading strategies for students

Learn about dyslexia reading strategies for students who are struggling with literacy skills development at home or at school.

Typing without looking and why it's so hard

What is typing without looking at the keyboard? Learn about muscle memory in the hands and the basic steps of mastering this skill.

Dyslexia at work: Strategies for working from home

An article for both employees and employers about dyslexia at work, strategies for working from home, and how the workplace has changed post Covid.

Dyslexia and dysgraphia - what's the difference?

The difference between dyslexia and dysgraphia is that the former is associated with reading and spelling, and the latter with writing difficulties.

3 Dyslexia programs for adults

Learn about multi-sensory dyslexia programs for adults and review our list of strategies and apps that can help in a work or school environment.

Finger placement for typing

Finger placement for typing: the left hand pinky finger starts things off on the “A” key, the ring finger sits on the “S” key, the middle finger takes

Teaching adults to read

Did you know 3.5 million adults struggle with functional illiteracy in the UK? Learn why teaching adults to read is so important and how you can help.

9 Teaching strategies for students with ADHD

It's important to provide strategies for students with ADHD, to help children focus their attention and enhance classroom learning.

Stroke therapy at home

If you practice stroke therapy at home, there are some activities you can try to optimize your environment and get the most out of your rehabilitation

ADHD and self-esteem

Learn about ADHD and self-esteem, including why many children who struggle with attention difficulties experience a lack of confidence in the classroom.

Regaining speech after a stroke

Learn more about language in the brain and how to work through a recovery program aimed at regaining speech after a stroke.

Dyslexia and foreign language learning

While not much research exists on dyslexia and language learning, it's thought that some languages may be easier to learn than others.

Autism and typing

Learn more about autism and typing and try these tips for teaching keyboarding to autistic students, both high functioning and nonverbal learners.

How to teach typing

A helpful overview of how to teach typing for teachers, private tutors and parents looking to guide students through a self-study course.

Autism and reading comprehension

Autism and reading comprehension are the subject of many research investigations which reveal decoding skills come more readily to students with ASD.

Aphasia recovery time following a stroke

Learn more about aphasia recovery time, strategies you can try at home, and how rapidly people who have had a stroke can expect to make progress.

An Adult ADD / ADHD Checklist

An adult ADD checklist – which signs and symptoms should you look out for if you suspect you have attention difficulties, and how can you get tested?

Autism and memory

A guest post on autism and memory including five tips for helping individuals support and strengthen different types of memory.

Visual impairment in the classroom

Learn about visual impairment in the classroom and how the right resources and tools can ensure low vision doesn’t get in the way of literacy skills.

How long does it take to learn to touch type?

Typing is an essential computer skill that can help you at school and in the workplace. So, how long does it take to learn to touch type?

ADHD Reading problems

Learn more about ADHD reading problems – including issues with reading fluency and comprehension - and discover strategies that can help.

9 Quotes about dyslexia

Encourage students with these motivational quotes about dyslexia. Inspire them to overcome the challenges they face in reading and spelling.

Is dyslexia a disability?

Is dyslexia a disability? It all depends on which country you live in and how severely your dyslexia affects your ability to do your job.

9 Strategies for dysgraphia

Read through our list of recommended strategies for dysgraphia and learn more about how to help children and adults who struggle with writing by hand.

3 Common reading problems for students

There are several common reading problems students may struggle with in the classroom. Learn what to look for and how you can help.

How common is functional illiteracy?

How common is functional illiteracy and how can you help mature learners develop reading, writing and spelling skills in spite of learning difficulties.

TTRS typing - how is it different from other typing programs?

TTRS is a multi-sensory program that teaches typing and helps students learn to read and spell. It's recommended for learners with dyslexia

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