Stanford University researchers have recently discovered hope for people with dyslexia. The researchers reported that an intensive eight-week learning program helped remedy reading problems among 20 ...

Promova, the language learning app with more than 11 million users, today launched “Dyslexia Mode,” which uses a specialized typeface called Dysfont so people with dyslexia can learn a new ...

As the dyslexia coordinator for my district, I’m a big believer in individualized, in-person interventions. So much of the support we offer our students with dyslexia is centered around small group ...

Google is making it easier for people with reading challenges, such as dyslexia, to be able to make out articles and text posts online. The tech giant has launched "reader mode" for Chrome, which ...

The program at Bridge Prep Charter School in Staten Island has been highly successful, and now the New York City Department of Education is implementing a similar pilot program in the Bronx .

Dyslexia affects 1 out of every 5 people, there’s a company using AI to help people with dyslexia. People with dyslexia have difficulty processing written language. Dyslexia represents 80 to 90 ...

Dyslexia is more than a reading difficulty and often children’s struggles go unrecognized. LearningQuest’s new program, KidQuest, aims to help kids with dyslexia get diagnosed and receive ...

Therapists, educators and other community members gathered at Nelms Dyslexia Center Wednesday to commemorate a partnership ...

For people with dyslexia, playing action video games may help them better manage shifting attention between audio and visual cues, new research reveals.

Establishing an inclusive and accommodating work environment for people with dyslexia can foster a diverse workforce and improve productivity, innovation and performance.

Einstein had dyslexia. Hemmingway had it, too. It can affect people their whole lives. New findings may lead to a fresh approach to the learning difficulty.

They say dyslexia starts as a learning difference but can become a learning disability. "All people learn differently," says director Harvey Hubbell V, who has dyslexia.