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While dyslexia isn’t something that can be “fixed,” there are ways to help young students living with dyslexia to thrive in the classroom. In fact, there are multiple approaches to helping students with dyslexia learn. Each form of intervention is tailored to the individual student’s needs, so one approach is never the complete answer for every student.

Does your child struggle with reading, spelling, or writing, despite loads of practice? Are they constantly frustrated by a lack of fluency despite their best efforts? It may seem like the ultimate puzzle why your bright, intelligent child just can’t seem to get the hang of reading fluency no matter how hard they try.

Is your child struggling to learn with dyslexia? Studies estimate that between 5 and 10% of children live with the challenge of learning with dyslexia. For decades it’s been an uphill battle for such kids to advance through their education and learn the skills they need to thrive, but that’s no longer the case.

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