Winter Wonderland Learning
Winter break is the perfect time for your child to receive Lindamood-Bell instruction for reading, comprehension, or math. Our flexible schedule and one-to-one instruction can allow your child to start the New Year with confidence. Hear a mother of twin boys describe their academic challenges and triumphs. Lindamood-Bell instruction improved their ability to read…
5 Signs of Reading Difficulty
Parents often can see that their child is struggling with reading—especially if there is an older sibling or friend who seemed to, comparatively, breeze through the process. It is not always so clear, however, whether a child has a weakness that needs to be checked out, or if reading simply hasn’t “clicked” for them…
Effective Reading Strategies for Students with Dyslexia
Supporting students with dyslexia demands customized approaches that cater to their unique challenges. At Lindamood-Bell, we recognize the difficulties dyslexic learners encounter and are dedicated to empowering both students and educators with evidence-based solutions. This article explores effective reading strategies that enhance skills and boost confidence for individuals with dyslexia. Understanding Dyslexia Dyslexia is…
Special Education Administrators share best practices in the Science of Reading
We’re excited to invite you to an informative pre-conference workshop at the national CASE Conference in Savannah, Georgia, on November 6. Workshop: Scaling Up a District-Wide Literacy Intervention Topic: Building Structures to Support Special Education Teachers in Implementing with Fidelity and Closing Gaps Time: 9:00 – 11:30 A.M. Jennifer Thompson, IRR Instructional…
What is Dyscalculia?
Dyscalculia, often termed ‘mathematical dyslexia,’ is a specific learning disability that impacts an individual’s ability to comprehend and work with numbers. Just as dyslexia affects reading, dyscalculia affects math skills. Those with this math learning disability may struggle with basic number concepts, face challenges recalling math facts, and have difficulty performing calculations or solving mathematical…
ADHD and Dyslexia: Understanding the Connection
ADHD and dyslexia are common learning differences that can significantly affect a person’s academic and personal life. This article explores the relationship between ADHD and dyslexia, highlighting the similarities and differences between these conditions. We’ll also emphasize the importance of early intervention and support for individuals with ADHD and dyslexia and share success stories from…
Empowering Students to Overcome Learning and Attention Challenges with Paul Worthington | Lindamood-Bell Radio
Join Paul Worthington, Lindamood-Bell’s Director of Research and Development, as he explores the connection between learning disabilities and attention challenges. Many children are diagnosed with attention deficits without a full understanding of their learning profiles. Paul discusses how to better diagnose and support students, offering insights from longitudinal data and customized interventions to address both…
Personalized Learning Can Make a Huge Difference
Have you considered how personalized learning could make a huge difference for your child this school year? Many families choose instruction in the fall and take advantage of savings available from September through May. Learn more, save more When you secure your child’s schedule, enjoy up to 15% off instruction. The discount rate varies…
Catch Up or Get Ahead With Evidence-Based Math Instruction
Parents and teachers often worry about students falling behind in math, whether due to school disruptions or challenges with the subject itself. If your child is struggling with math, Lindamood-Bell can help them catch up and build confidence in their math skills. We offer personalized math instruction designed to help students reach their full potential—no…
Is ADHD a Learning Disability?
Is ADHD a Learning Disability? No, ADHD is not classified as a learning disability, but it may make learning more challenging. Though ADHD is not categorized as a learning disability, research shows that 30-50% of children with ADHD also have a specific learning disability, making learning even more challenging. The interaction between these conditions…
