Every superhero struggles, and so do children and adults who have dyslexia. The important part is to never stop trying.
Why we need dyslexic superheroes
Why I believe in the participation trophy
Nothing seems to get more disdain from Internet commentators than the participation trophy.
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Two Websites I’m Loving for Summer Learning
As the parent of two children with learning disabilities (dyslexia and CAPD), I'm always looking for balance. They need to continue to learn over the summer but I also want them to have a brain break. This year, I'm trying out two online tools and so far I'm impressed. Side note: I do not get … Continue reading Two Websites I’m Loving for Summer Learning
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To the teacher who taught my son how to read …
School can be scary for students with disabilities, but there are angels in the form of special education teachers.
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How a Bookworm Mom Parents a Reluctant Reader
My oldest is a struggling read, it's true. He has dyslexia. But he's also a reluctant reader. There IS a difference! Some struggling readers dislike books until they get the right access. Audiobooks can be a game changer, and they were for my son too! However, even with access, my little boy is also incredibly … Continue reading How a Bookworm Mom Parents a Reluctant Reader
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Confession: Today I Hate Dyslexia
Confession time: Yesterday was not a good day for me. I woke up grumpy and was grumpy all day. Yesterday, I HATED dyslexia.
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I’m in Standardized Testing Hell
Get lots of sleep. Eat a good breakfast. And be grumpy. It's that time of year! Standardized testing time. I have refused in year's past. Oh yes, you *can* refuse! Don't use the word "opt out." It's all in the wording. Truth be told, I'm not a big "test" fan. Can you tell? These things … Continue reading I’m in Standardized Testing Hell
