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The Home Front Parent Wendy Bostic knows that taking a vacation from school doesn’t have to be a vacation from learning.
Handing down stories Lucía discusses the importance of handing down stories from one generation to the next.
Get Kids Reading: Tips from the Authors Part 4 of a lively panel discussion called How to Get and Keep Boys Reading.
Reading Together After discovering that Michael had dyslexia, Diane Giardina changed her approach to reading aloud.
Emiliann's IEP Team Jennifer Simpson participates in an IEP meeting with a team of seven people committed to making sure her daughter becomes a good reader.
Learning About Dyslexia Doing their own research, sharing family stories, and extensive testing allowed the Giardinas to understand Michael’s disabilities and learn how to help him learn and grow.
