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A lot of parents wonder, "Why is this so hard for my child?" The answers aren't clear, but scientists have discovered that the brain of a child with reading problems handles reading differently than that of a strong reader.
Some kids have a disability that makes reading difficult to learn. Others come to school without the literacy experiences they need to become readers. Some children struggle because they've received poor or inadequate reading instruction. When these and other risk factors are identified early, though, many children's reading difficulties can be prevented.
Check these articles to find out more about why kids struggle with reading:
- Why Some Children Have Difficulties Learning to Read
- Identifying Risk Factors to Prevent Difficulties
- Reading Difficulties and Family History
- English Language Learners and Reading Difficulties
- Effects of Hearing Loss on Development
