Dyslexia and ADHD often go hand in hand.

Welcome to Episode 23 of Dyslexia Devoted and today we’re going to be revisiting the topic of ADHD. It has been the most popular episode of this podcast, and this week some things came up with the kids so I’d like to focus this episode on the child perspective.

Today we’re going to discuss talking to kids about ADHD, talking to your child’s doctor about medications and med changes, and how ADHD affects girls differently.

Show notes: www.parnelloeducation.com/episode23

Have you ever wondered about dyslexia and other languages?

Welcome to Episode 22 and today we’re focusing on dyslexia and languages! In today’s episode, there are going to be a lot of references to articles, so you can either just listen to my very short recap of the information or you can read them for yourself in the show notes at www.parnelloeducation.com/episode22

Do you want to learn more about dyslexia and how students with dyslexia learn how to read? Do you want to have a better understanding of special education terminology, the advantages of dyslexia, and how to help your child with dyslexia?

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Have you ever talked to a child with dyslexia about self-advocacy?

Welcome to Episode 21 and today we’re focusing on why teaching children with dyslexia how to self-advocate is so essential.

Have you ever wondered if a suggested treatment for dyslexia really works?

Welcome to Episode 20 and today we’re going to discuss strategies that DON’T help people with dyslexia! Be sure to tune in the very last section today as I have just found an amazing video about parents advocating for their children with dyslexia and it aligns perfectly with our last myth.

Also, one of the fantastic parents I work with shared with me This American Life Podcast Episode 773: The Longest Distance Between Two Points. The first 7 minutes of the episode sound pretty much like every day in my office as I teach children how to read. Those first few months can be pretty bumpy as a child is learning to read, and many don’t realize just how much work goes into it.

Have you taken a look at the spelling lists kids get at school? What do you notice about them?

Welcome to Episode 19 and today we’re going to be talking about spelling lists! I didn’t realize just how passionate I am about this topic until a parent asked me about them last week! Apparently, I have a lot to say about spelling lists, so it’s the focus of this week’s episode!

Show Notes:

ParnelloEducation.com/Episode19

October is dyslexia awareness month! It's time to spread the word about dyslexia and what it really means to be dyslexic. In this week's episode, I share my journey to discovering the methods that work for dyslexia.

I also jump into some ways you can learn more about dyslexia and expand your knowledge as well as spread the word about dyslexia.

As a parent, a dyslexia diagnosis for your child can seem overwhelming. You want to help but you don’t even know where to begin to get the help you need

Welcome to Episode 17 of Dyslexia Devoted where I’ll give you a starting place for some questions you may want to ask a potential dyslexia tutor or specialist. We'll be talking about  the location, the cost of services and everything in between.

As an added bonus, I created a FREE PDF guide you can download to help you plan your questions with a potential dyslexia specialist or tutor.

Most schools have beginning of the year parent-teacher conferences. It's important to set the tone for the year to make sure dyslexic students have a solid team of support.

Welcome to Episode 16 of Dyslexia Devoted where I will guide you on some key topics you may want to discuss in your first parent-teacher conference of the year!

DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE CONVERSATION GUIDE HERE!

Welcome to Episode 15 of Dyslexia Devoted where I will give you some tips and strategies to make homework time less stressful.

Show Notes: https://parnelloeducation.com/episode15

In most areas, there is a shortage of certified dyslexia specialists. So what causes this? Many things stop teachers from becoming dyslexia experts, including a lack of knowledge that it exists, financial barriers, and hindrances on their time to work with students as they complete practicum requirements.