Dyslexia Teaching Resources
In the classroom students learn at different paces and in different ways. Some students may be dyslexic and teachers can benefit from new resources to help them teach their students.
Studies show that dyslexia can affect 5 percent to 20 percent of the student population. Early diagnosis can be the key to student success and teachers can help students with dyslexia by taking new instructional approaches in the classroom. Students with dyslexia may show poor spelling and reading comprehension skills, trouble with math word problems, and issues with writing, to name a few possible signs.
Check out the free dyslexia articles and resources below to help you navigate new strategies for teaching your students with dyslexia. Read these dyslexia teaching resources from experts on everything from screening to accommodations and be ready for your students with dyslexia.
Discover evidence-based strategies to help improve the reading skills of students with dyslexia so they can achieve school success.
Support students with dyslexia with evidence-based writing strategies to become capable writers who craft their thoughts in an engaging, persuasive, and compelling manner.
Try these classroom accommodations for students with dyslexia to provide equitable access to content
Honor 2025 National Dyslexia Awareness Month this October by better understanding how learning differences can affect your students' social and emotional learning.
Answer a key question as an educator—how do you screen for dyslexia?—by following six key steps. Testing for dyslexia in schools is important to identify at-risk students.
Dr. Laurie Cutting investigates how phonics plays a key role in an early learner’s ability to read successfully, while family history can play a role in dyslexia and other struggling readers.
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Education leaders Rachael Cunningham and Sarah Fox dispel common misconceptions about dyslexia and share best practices and programs to support dyslexic learners.
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