It is unfortunate that you have had to struggle for so many years. The first step would be to clarify if you have dyslexia, another form of a learning disability, or some other problem.

Differentiated instruction refers to the teaching approach in which learners have multiple options for learning.

Dear Jennifer:

You may need a current diagnosis in order to take the test with accommodations. The following articles have information about educational testing for adults:

In addition to age, there are many factors to consider when selecting voice recognition software. Several systems are actually available in addition to the ones you mentioned.

Any reading struggles that your child is experiencing may help explain why she chooses not to read. From a child’s perspective, it is less painful to give up than it is to try and fail.

As a graduate school student, you will likely find that you have access to many of the same accommodations you had in your undergraduate program.

I am very upset to learn that your son has gone through at least 12 years of public school and is still reading at the first-grade level. How did this happen? Was he not tested over the years?

One difficulty with older struggling readers is that they can often become hesitant and anxious about reading, avoiding situations where they m

Dear Diana,

You should consult court administration regarding any formal action in relation to a perceived disability.