Phonics Decoding Apps That Build the Sounds-to-Print Bridge for Kids With Language-Based Learning Disabilities
Three evidence-based apps teach the sound-to-print connection kids with dyslexia need most.
Delia Vásquez-Trujillo
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Learning Differences
10 stories in Learning Differences.
Reading Apps That Hold Reluctant and Restless Readers Through Adaptive Engagement Rather Than Fixed Lesson Sequences
Adaptive apps adjust in real time to where each child struggles, rather than forcing a preset path.
Theo Kasprzak
Reading Apps That Teach Dyslexic Kids to Read Rather Than Work Around the Way They Read
Dyslexic children learn to read when apps teach phonics directly instead of rewarding guessing.
Priya Subramaniam
Autism Spectrum Disorder and Early Reading Development
Autistic children often decode fluently but struggle to understand what they read.
Delia Vásquez-Trujillo
Reading Interventions for Kids Who Are Behind Grade Level
Early phonics instruction can close reading gaps before they widen.
Theo Kasprzak
IEP Accommodations That Apply to Reading Instruction in Kindergarten Through Second Grade
Matching accommodations to the specific reading skill a child is stuck on matters most in K–2.
Marcus Oyelaran
Twice-Exceptional Children and Early Literacy Instruction
Gifted children with dyslexia often hide both traits from teachers.
Theo Kasprzak
Learning Apps Aligned to Response to Intervention Tiers
Use the RTI framework to choose apps that match your child's level of instructional need.
Theo Kasprzak
ADHD and Early Reading Challenges in Young Children
Targeted phonological awareness training with rhythm support helps children with ADHD learn to read.
Priya Subramaniam
Reading Apps for Kids With Language-Based Learning Disabilities
The right app teaches phonics systematically, not just with prettier graphics.
Priya Subramaniam