Dyslexia Stories
Web simulator shows a firsthand look at what it’s like to have dyslexia.
The way that a child's brain processes consonants amid background noise may hold clues to future literary disorders or problems.
Why do we have a natural preference for saying "blog" over "lbog"? A recent study has the answer.
Children with learning disabilities often have short attention spans, trouble remembering, problems following directions, poor coordination, and other common difficulties.
Playing video games may help people with dyslexia up their reading comprehension, a new study finds.
The classical view of dyslexia has pegged two theories as possibly being at work, but now scientists say they've narrowed it down to one.
'Dyslexie' reduces reading errors by emphasizing the integrity and clarity of each letter, making sequences easier to follow.
Researchers from MIT and Boston Children's Hospital examine the brain scans of kindergartners and discover a link between dyslexia and a bundle of axons in the brain.