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I'm Tracy

Mom to a dyslexic daughter, certified Orton Gillingham tutor and owner of The Literacy Keys.

During my decade-long journey, I learned quite a few things and want to share that knowledge with other parents…so you don’t have to make the mistakes that I did.

IDA Definition of Dyslexia – Why is it changing?

The IDA definition of dyslexia is changing! This could have significant implications for how we support individuals with dyslexia. The International Dyslexia Association (IDA) is soliciting input from the public regarding the new definition. Why did they decide that this change was needed? What impact will it have? Let’s start

I’m Dyslexic not Stupid | Am I dyslexic?

This post is taken from a podcast available on Spotify, Apple, and YouTube. It’s a conversation between a mother (Tracy) and her daughter (Alexandrine) as they explore the question: “Am I dyslexic?” The conversation highlights some of the hurtful things that have been said and the power of perseverance. Tracy:

Testing for Dysgraphia | Treatment Support

Have you noticed signs of dysgraphia? This post will guide you through the process of testing for dysgraphia, and ensure your child has the dysgraphia treatment support they need to succeed.

Dysgraphia vs Dyslexia | What is the difference?

There's a lot of confusion around dysgraphia vs dyslexia. Discover why some kids struggle to write even though they're great at reading. Learn why some dyslexic children have a hard time reading and writing. Best of all, discover practical tips to help your child overcome their writing challenges.

Dyslexia Resource for Parents

Are you searching for dyslexia resources for parents to understand your child’s diagnosis? Here are 3 key things you can do to support your child.

How to teach spelling – Why Spelling still matters!

Is your child’s weekly spelling list a source of frustration? Learn why spelling is a critical workout for the brain and how a focus on morphology using a multisensory approach can finally make it stick.

How to use a multisensory approach to spelling – part 2

Traditional methods of memorizing spelling lists often fail struggling spellers. Discover how a multisensory approach that engages sight, sound, touch, and movement makes learning stick in long-term memory and is a better approach.

How to use a Multisensory Approach with Struggling Spellers – part 1

Is spelling a nightly battle in your home for your struggling speller? Discover how the Orton-Gillingham multisensory approach works for struggling spellers and ensures learning sticks in long-term memory.

All Blog Posts

All Blog Posts

Search through the blog posts

Discover the signs of dyslexia by age

download the pdf

I'm Tracy

IDA Definition of Dyslexia – Why is it changing?

I’m Dyslexic not Stupid | Am I dyslexic?

Testing for Dysgraphia | Treatment Support

Dysgraphia vs Dyslexia | What is the difference?

Dyslexia Resource for Parents

How to teach spelling – Why Spelling still matters!

How to use a multisensory approach to spelling – part 2

How to use a Multisensory Approach with Struggling Spellers – part 1

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