This article celebrates the lifetime dedication of Pat Jones OBE to dyslexia advocacy and education as she retires, offering a heartfelt tribute to her remarkable efforts in advancing awareness and support for dyslexic individuals.

Young journalists Flynn and Ava Eldridge have a chat with Pat Jones, Founder of The Bristol Dyslexia Center and The Belgrave School, about her work and life as she prepares to enter retirement.

Kathleen Seeman delves into the pervasive issue of reading trauma in U.S. classrooms, shedding light on the profound PTSD symptoms experienced by struggling readers, advocating for effective reading instruction to mitigate long-term consequences and enable individuals, schools, and communities to thrive.

From overcoming reading struggles to becoming a national champion baton twirler, a student ambassador for the Reed Charitable Foundation, and Miss Jacksonville's Teen 2024, Kenley McKenna's story showcases determination and triumph.

Carrie Cherney Hahn explores the transformative power of collaboration between caregivers and service providers in achieving optimal outcomes for children, emphasizing the importance of mutual understanding and partnership.

Alistair Sims, a dyslexia advocate and scholar, overcame personal and professional challenges to establish Books on the Hill, an independent bookshop specializing in dyslexia-friendly literature, and BOTH Press, a publishing house dedicated to producing dyslexia-friendly fiction for adults, earning recognition for his resilience and community impact.

Sarah Wedderburn delves into the transformative potential of games in aiding students struggling with math, highlighting how they reinforce mathematical concepts, foster a positive learning environment, and enhance the overall learning experience for students.

Melissa Packwood provides insights into understanding the causes of oppositional behaviour in children, offering proactive support strategies and emphasizing positive traits to empower parents and professionals in guiding children towards success.

Jeffrey Hutchinson Fay, a dyslexic artist hailing from Salem, Massachusetts, reflects on his path to artistic success amidst educational hurdles, showcasing resilience and the transformative power of embracing dyslexia as a strength rather than a setback.