Reading Intervention Program

I’m really excited to start these funny series with my dyslexia therapy students!

Dysgraphia can feel mystifying—for parents and educators. Many families are told handwriting struggles are about attention, effort, or that a child—especially a boy—is “just being a boy.” But the… | Jamie Kuykendall, M.Ed. LDT, CALT, Ed.. Dysgraphia can feel mystifying—for parents and educators. Many families are told handwriting struggles are about attention, effort, or that a child—especially a boy—is “just being a boy.” But the truth is this: Dysgraphia is a specific learning difference. It impacts a student’s ability ...

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Identification matters.

Identifying dyslexia is more than putting a name to a struggle—it’s the first step toward healing an individual’s self-worth. Without answers, students often internalize their difficulties, believing they’re not smart or capable. But with a diagnosis comes understanding.

They realize they’re not broken—they just learn differently. That shift in perspective can unlock confidence, motivation, and a renewed sense of belonging. Early identification doesn’t just change how a child learns—it changes how they see themselves.