09/23/2025
DYSLEXIA is a learning disorder that makes it hard to read, write, spell, and speak. It happens when someone has trouble recognizing sounds and learning how they relate to letters and words. However, with the right teaching methods, people with dyslexia can learn successfully. Signs of dyslexia include struggling with reading, trouble sounding out words, avoiding reading out loud, difficulty following directions, and trouble organizing thoughts when speaking. Emotional and social issues may also occur. Ways to help children with dyslexia succeed in school include teaching them how to identify sounds, letters, and decode words, specialized instruction, reading programs, simplified directions, and access to helpful resources. If you suspect your child may have dyslexia, talk to their teacher.
We are now offering TOD (Tests of Dyslexia), which is a way to accurately assess and diagnose dyslexia and specific learning disabilities in reading. It provides risk and probability indexes and includes intervention recommendations based on assessment results. The TOD identifies the risk and probability of dyslexia or specific learning disability in reading in individuals aged 5 to 89. The TOD also provides instruction and intervention recommendations based on assessment results.
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