#DecodingMatters
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ADHD and dyslexia are two of the most common neurodevelopmental differences in children—and they frequently occur together. When they do, the challenges a child faces in learning to read can become layered and complex. Understanding how these differences interact is essential, not only for supporting students effectively, but for shaping how we view their struggles
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If you’ve been here for any length of time, then you already know this life isn’t quiet or predictable. It’s loud, layered, and often exhausting in ways that don’t show up neatly on a calendar. Our days are filled with school schedules, work responsibilities, therapy times, homework battles, emotional check-ins, and the constant effort of
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What I have learned over time is that dyslexia does not only affect a child’s ability to read—it affects the entire rhythm of a household. Mornings are heavier. Homework stretches longer than it should. Simple tasks require extra energy, patience, and planning. As a parent, you carry that weight quietly while still trying to keep
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