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For struggling readers in Years 2-6, when might read-alouds and audiobooks help? (Free resource included!)

4 June 20251 July 2025

The big picture: Reading comprehension is the product of word recognition and language (listening) comprehension skills. If you have typical language skills but can’t read…

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How to help highschoolers who can’t read words 

27 May 20251 July 2025

The big picture: Far too many students start high school without basic word-reading skills. In learning plans, schools make helpful adjustments and accommodations to compensate. But…

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Children with disability and/or delay should be involved in setting their own goals
Disability | Language | Reading | Speech | Speech Pathology | Writing

Children with disability and/or delay should be involved in setting their own goals

18 November 20244 December 2024

Why it matters: Including children in goal-setting: Yes, but: It can be hard to pull off in practice due to: State of play: Research suggests…

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Dyslexia is not a gift, or a curse, or a myth 
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Dyslexia is not a gift, or a curse, or a myth 

28 October 202428 October 2024

The big picture: Dyslexia (also known as specific learning disorder in reading): Why it matters: Without the right support, dyslexia can negatively affect an individual’s…

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For young students with CAS and early reading difficulties, input phonics may help with literacy

26 August 202424 November 2025

When teaching students with childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) to read, input phonics may help compensate for difficulties with speech sound accuracy, speech sound sequencing,…

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