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Can Dyslexics Be Good Musicians?

January 1, 2021 Erin Paske

Ten years ago, my husband Steven taught piano lessons to a bright young girl named Jaden. Jaden was a fun,…

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Posted in: Dyslexia Filed under: brain, dyslexia, music, reading, school, success

The Bill Of Rights For Your Dyslexic Child

December 1, 2020 Erin Paske

The Bill of Rights – the collection of the first ten amendments to the Constitution which guarantees individual rights and…

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Posted in: Dyslexia Filed under: accommodations, advocacy, audiobooks, brain, dyslexia, reading, spelling

The Emotional Side of Dyslexia

October 18, 2020 Erin Paske

Today’s guest blogger is Tricia Thornton of Tricia Thornton Therapy in Nashville, Tennessee. “Lazy,” “disorganized,” “socially awkward,” “challenging,” “difficulty focusing”…are these…

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Posted in: Dyslexia Filed under: brain, dyslexia, Nashville, parents

Demystifying the Process of Dyslexia Testing

October 11, 2020 Erin Paske

Guest Post by Dr. Jackie Klaver, Ph.D, of Nashville Neuropsychology & Family Services “The most important piece of information that…

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Posted in: Dyslexia Filed under: brain, diagnosis, Nashville, parents, reading, school

Should You Tell Your Child It’s Dyslexia?

October 1, 2019 Erin Paske

Now that you know for sure your child’s reading struggles are due to dyslexia, do you tell your child? You…

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Posted in: Dyslexia Filed under: brain, diagnosis, dyslexia, intervention, reading, spelling, success

Dr. Samuel Orton – You Need to Know This Name

August 1, 2019 Erin Paske

If you’ve been around the world of learning disabilities long enough, you’ve heard the phrase “Orton-Gillingham.” You may have even…

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Posted in: Intervention and Accommodation Filed under: brain, dyslexia, Orton-Gillingham, reading, research, spelling

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