Learning Matters, Inc.

At Learning Matters, we believe our students deserve consistent, high-quality academic support. Our programs are led by dedicated, credentialed teachers and speech-language pathologists working to help each student reach their academic potential and gain confidence in learning. We're always on the lookout for passionate educators who want to make a difference through one-on-one instruction and mentorship If that sound like y ou - or someone you know - we'd love to connect! To ALL teachers - we appreciate you!!

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Nashville area folks make plans to attend this important event focusing on supporting the emotional needs of young people with dyslexia. Please share this information with family, friends, and colleagues:)

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Did you know at least 7 U.S. Presidents are believed to
have had dyslexia.

Let that sink in.

Dyslexia is NOT a measure of intelligence.
Dyslexia is NOT a limitation.
Dyslexia does NOT disqualify leadership.

History already proved that.

According to historical accounts, these presidents showed traits consistent with dyslexia:

Thomas Jefferson – Struggled with reading and spelling early; became largely self-taught and authored the Declaration of Independence.

George Washington – Had significant difficulty with spelling and grammar but led the founding of a nation.

Andrew Jackson – Known for inconsistent spelling and once said, “It is a damn poor mind that can think of only one way to spell a word.”

Woodrow Wilson – Could not read fluently until around age 10, yet went on to become president and a Nobel Prize winner.

Dwight D. Eisenhower – Overcame reading struggles to become a 5-star general and U.S. President.

John F. Kennedy – Faced reading challenges but became one of the most influential communicators in history.

Lyndon B. Johnson – Relied on summaries of written material, showing alternative ways of processing information.

Important: Dyslexia was not formally diagnosed in earlier centuries, but historians consistently note patterns of reading and writing struggles.

So let’s stop equating reading difficulty with intelligence.

These weren’t just successful people, they were Presidents.

And they led nations.

Learning Matters tutoring and assessment center wishes everyone best wishes for the new year! Among our goals are expanding our SPIRIT program and hosting 800 participants at the Music City Run for Dyslexia on Sept. 26th!

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Learning Matters is a Nashville-based nonprofit organization, established in 2006, that exists to help K-12 students with Dyslexia and other learning disabilities reach their academic and human potential by providing equitable access to the highest quality assessment, tutoring, and advocacy.

We envision a community where learning disabilities and learning differences are identified early, evidence-based interventions are available, and educational equity exists for all school-aged children.

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🌟 We are grateful for our Learning Matters community. Whether you are a parent, tutor, run participant, volunteer or corporate partner, your commitment to supporting students and helping them achieve their full potential is truly inspiring.

Another way to show up for kids is by making a financial gift to Learning Matters. 100% of your donation helps provide academic support for students experiencing economic hardship. No gift is too small. It truly takes a village and we're glad you're part ours.🌟
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Learning Matters is a Nashville-based nonprofit organization, established in 2006, that exists to help K-12 students with Dyslexia and other learning disabilities reach their academic and human potential by providing equitable access to the highest quality assessment, tutoring, and advocacy.

We envision a community where learning disabilities and learning differences are identified early, evidence-based interventions are available, and educational equity exists for all school-aged children.

And now with correct dates! Every year Learning Matters offices close over the winter holiday for a much needed break and some focused planning time. Our administrative offices will be closed from Friday, Dec. 19th through Sunday, January 4th. We look forward to seeing you in the new year on Jan. 5th!

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Learning Matters is a Nashville-based nonprofit organization, established in 2006, that exists to help K-12 students with Dyslexia and other learning disabilities reach their academic and human potential by providing equitable access to the highest quality assessment, tutoring, and advocacy.

We envision a community where learning disabilities and learning differences are identified early, evidence-based interventions are available, and educational equity exists for all school-aged children.

Is your student applying to Meigs, MLK or Hume-Fogg for next year and needs entrance scores? The Metro Nashville Public Schools optional schools application window opens January 20th and closes February 6th. Learning Matters has 13 appointments for testing remaining - don't wait! Appointments are 1.5 hours and morning and afternoon options are available. Sign up at https://learningmattersinc.org/enroll/