Between 5-12% of children struggle with dyslexia. It’s not the most commonly diagnosed learning difference, but those affected by it face obstacles that can be managed with the right tools, strategies, and support systems.

Dyslexia is a learning difference that impacts a child’s reading fluency, causing difficulty with reading, writing, and spelling. But like all learning differences, Dyslexia has no impact on a child’s intelligence and instead challenges students, their parents, and their teachers to identify effective coping mechanisms and study strategies.