By: Laura Pearson Children with disabilities are no strangers to becoming discouraged in the classroom. Dyslexia can turn some of the most basic classroom activities into a major challenge. Even with great resources such as those provided by Upper Arlington ...

By Sara BaileyWe all go into parenthood expecting to lose some sleep and change lots of diapers. On top of all this, your parent to-do list starts adding up with tasks you never even thought about before. One of those ...

By Mary Mogan Edwards – The Columbus DispatchPosted Feb 29, 2020 In 2010, my literacy journey began with my children. The more I learned about dyslexia, the more determined I became to help change the trajectory of as many lives ...

An Ohio legislator with a family connection to dyslexia wants to make sure that all public and charter school students are screened for the common learning disorder. Read More

By Shannon Gilchrist, The Columbus DispatchOriginally published Oct 10, 2016 Every child can learn to read, Upper Arlington schools officials now say, and spotting reading trouble early pays huge dividends over time. That’s a sea change from 2010, say local ...

How one school successfully did it.Hear the story of a school district that changed the lives of students & families by teaching all students how to read in the way their brain learns.  The results are fantastic.  School district personnel ...

by Carrie Spencer With the holidays behind us, so many parents and children start looking forward to spring. Still, there are bound to be a few more cold and wintery days ahead. So it’s important for parents to be prepared ...

Written by Ted James of www.tedknowsmoney.com Becoming a parent changes your world—and your priorities—in many ways. One significant consideration for new parents is how to best plan for your financial future and that of your child. Here are six things ...

The International Literacy Association’s survey comes as state chiefs gather in Washington, D.C. to discuss what some call a reading crisis. Clink here to read more about the article.

Cracking the Code of DyslexiaYale University Dr. Sally Shaywitz defined dyslexia as “an unexpected difficulty in reading in an individual who has the intelligence to read at a much higher level.” Click on the link and read the story.CBSnews.com