Sweetheart, I Have Dyslexia, Too!
Although dyslexia is characterized by amazing strengths and weaknesses, and [...]
Author wants to fight shaming of dyslexia
You must try harder. Growing up in Atlanta, David Flink [...]
Successful Entrepreneurs Likely to be Dyslexic
According to a study by Dr. Julie Logan, Professor Emeritus [...]
Same Reading Approach Does Not Work for All
Some struggles in reading are based in neurobiology and some [...]
Testing and Dyslexia
We hear how students are consistently misidentified and unidentified through [...]
Is Reading the Best Assessment for Dyslexia?
The least predictive way to assess for dyslexia is reading. [...]
Be Careful About Media Reports of “Studies” on Dyslexia!
In the past month, the media has misinformed the public about [...]
February 2014 LexiAbility Update
Facebook: Even with the snow trying to slow everything down, [...]
Psychological Assessment for Identifying Dyslexia
Susan writes in regarding current practices in psychological assessment for [...]
The Limitations of Neuropsychological Evaluations
In my field, the assessment of learning differences, I find [...]