Resources

For Families
& Educators

This page offers trusted information about language and literacy, designed to support your journey with research-backed guides and articles.

Educational Articles

Social & Emotional Problems Related to Dyslexia

Understanding and recognizing the impacts of dyslexia on emotional well-being and how to provide support.

7 Common Myths About Dyslexia

Scientists know more than ever about dyslexia. But there are still a lot of misconceptions about this common learning difference. Here’s the truth behind seven myths about dyslexia.

Nurturing Language Development

The development of oral language is one of the child’s most natural – and impressive – accomplishments. Get an introduction to when and how language is learned.

Handouts & Guides

PDF GUIDE

The Dyslexia Handbook : Utah State Board of Education

The Dyslexia Handbook is meant to offer guidance to teachers, educators, and parents working with any students who are struggling with reading, not just those students who have had a formal diagnosis of dyslexia.

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Warning Signs of Dyslexia

No two people with dyslexia are exactly alike because dyslexia ranges from mild to moderate to severe to profound. This list can guide parents who are unsure if their child is presenting with symptoms of dyslexia.

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A visual reference chart for families to track typical progress in expressive and receptive language.

CHART

ASHA's Development Milestones Chart

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A visual reference chart for families to track typical progress in expressive and receptive language.

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Recommended Books for Families

A list of trusted books providing research-based information, practical strategies, and encouragement for parents, caregivers, and educators. Whether your child has recently been identified with dyslexia or you’re looking to better support their learning, these resources are an excellent place to start.

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