LD Articles, Resources and Success Stories

Adjectives are fundamental linguistic instruments that enable us to conjure up vivid images in the minds of our readers or listeners. These strong words describe or alter nouns, such as persons, places, or things, to add more information and clarity.

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My name is Halowine, and I’d like to tell you about my grandson’s problem. When he was two-and-a-half years old, he lost his father in a very brutal way: The place that they were living in burned down with the dad in it, and that man really meant a lot to my grandson even at such a young age...

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Adverbs are essential words that help you make your sentences more precise and detailed. Their descriptions help you communicate a more precise message by indicating the how, when, where, and extent of actions. You will learn about the different kinds of adverbs in this article and how to use them in your writing.

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Understanding the difference between area and perimeter is crucial in mathematics and various real-world applications such as construction, design, and even daily life activities.

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Phonemes are the smallest units of sound in spoken language. Phonemic awareness refers to focusing on and manipulating phonemes in spoken words. English has 44 particular phonemes consisting of 24 consonants and 20 vowels. This article delves into phonemic awareness, its role in reading, and the value of phonemic awareness training.

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Edublox is a unique educational method that integrates brain training with literacy or numeracy skills development and solid learning principles. Learn more about Edublox and contact a service provider for help.

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Sue conceptualized the Edublox teaching and learning methods that have helped thousands of children struggling academically to read, learn, and achieve.

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Mixed dyslexia, also known as double-deficit dyslexia, is a severe form of dyslexia caused by deficits in phonological processing and visual naming speed.

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Free teaching resources for classroom teachers and homeschool families: worksheets, videos and articles.

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The history of dyslexia starts in 1877, 147 years ago, with Adolph Kussmaul. Learn about the roles played by Berlin, Kerr, Morgan, Hinshelwood, Orton, Strauss and Werner, Lehtinen, Kirk, and the Education for All Handicapped Children Act.

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Learn more about dysgraphia: What is dysgraphia? How common is this learning disorder? What are the symptoms and warning signs in early writers, young students, teenagers and adults? What are the causes and best treatment?

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Sue conceptualized the Edublox teaching and learning methods that have helped thousands of children struggling academically to read, learn, and achieve.

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