Tricia Millar outlines the key elements of the program 'That Spelling Thing' and illustrates how its approach leverages phonics and morphology to strengthen memory, boosting confidence and accuracy in spelling for dyslexic learners.

Lerato Motau, an internationally renowned artist from Soweto, South Africa, and her daughter Mahlatse, share their powerful journeys of overcoming dyslexia, advocating for self-empowerment, and inspiring others to embrace their unique talents in both the art world and beyond.

David Kinnane offers a detailed approach to supporting reluctant writers by understanding their challenges, fostering positive attitudes, and using explicit, scaffolded instruction to build their skills and confidence, ultimately helping them see themselves as capable and successful writers.

Ava N. Simmons, the STEM Princess®, transformed her struggles with dyslexia and dysgraphia into a thriving STEM business, inspiring children worldwide through her innovative experiments and educational toys, while showing that challenges don’t define one’s future.

Julie F. Rosenbaum Skolnick explores the unique challenges faced by twice exceptional (2e) individuals, who are both gifted and have learning differences, debunking common misconceptions and providing strategies for better understanding and supporting their needs.

Emma Steel discusses her journey from Special Education teacher to leading Every Cherry, an imprint focused on creating inclusive and accessible books for SEND students, in this insightful interview.

Jeannette Washington explores how advancing technology and AI are transforming educational and workplace environments for dyslexic individuals.

Dr. Anneke Schreuder provides an in-depth overview of developmental dyscalculia, covering its historical context, cognitive and neurological foundations, common challenges, the link to math anxiety, and effective intervention strategies, along with practical tips for parents.

Dan Graham shares his journey of transforming his early struggles into a successful career as a Theatre Director and Disability Advocate, where he is now breaking down barriers for neurodiverse artists in the performing arts.