Request Information

LD Articles, Resources and Success Stories

10 Ways to Exercise Your Brain

Discover 10 ways to exercise your brain, strengthen cognitive skills, and support brain health through puzzles, learning, physical activity, and more.

Read more...

James Hinshelwood: A Dyslexia Pioneer Ahead of His Time (1917)

Discover how James Hinshelwood pioneered dyslexia research in 1917, exploring visual and auditory memory, brain plasticity, and specialized teaching to help children learn to read.

Read more...

7 Ways to Help Your Child Become a Better Writer

Discover seven practical ways to encourage your child to write, develop good writing habits, improve writing skills and build confidence through fun activities.

Read more...

What Does Severe Dyslexia Look Like — and Can It Be Improved?

What does severe dyslexia really look like? Watch real examples of students reading and see how one student, despite three years of previous treatment, progressed from the 1st to the 55th percentile in reading after an intensive Edublox program.

Read more...

40 Common Signs of Dyslexia in Children

Dyslexia can show up in many different ways. Explore 40 common signs of dyslexia in children, from reading and spelling errors to difficulties with memory, sequencing, concentration, and classroom learning.

Read more...

Dyslexia Hub: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & Support

The Dyslexia Hub is your central guide to understanding, identifying, and supporting learners with reading difficulties. Organized into clear sections — from foundations and symptoms to causes, treatment, impact, and research — it offers parents, teachers, and professionals a trusted pathway through the many facets of dyslexia.

Read more...

The People Who Can Taste Words

What if Tuesday tasted like mashed potatoes, or a name produced the flavor of chocolate? For people with lexical-gustatory synesthesia, words can trigger vivid and remarkably consistent tastes — sometimes even before the word itself comes to mind.

Read more...

The Scent of Memory: How Roses Can Help the Sleeping Brain Remember

Can a scent help your sleeping brain remember? A remarkable experiment with roses revealed a strange connection between smell, sleep, and memory consolidation.

Read more...

Understanding Math Today, Forgetting It Tomorrow

Why do some children understand math one day but forget it the next? Discover how memory and cognitive skills shape mathematical learning.

Read more...

Number Sense: A Key to Mathematical Success

Number sense is one of the foundations of mathematical success. It enables children to understand quantities, compare numbers, estimate, and solve problems with confidence. This article explains what number sense is, why it matters, and how weaknesses in this essential skill can affect learning and achievement in mathematics.

Read more...

Dyslexia Intervention: Why Repetition Is Vital

Repetition is often misunderstood as mindless drill, yet it is one of the most powerful principles in dyslexia intervention. Discover how structured, purposeful repetition develops automaticity, strengthens neural pathways, and helps children become fluent, confident readers and spellers.

Read more...

Is Dyslexia Really a Gift?

Is dyslexia really a gift? Explore the scientific evidence behind this popular belief and discover what research says about dyslexia, intelligence, creativity, and success.

Read more...

Request Information

Complete the form below to receive our free digital information pack. We’ll contact you to answer your questions and discuss how we may be able to help your child or student.

Your information will only be used to respond to your inquiry.
Contact Us