The Emerald Academy

Supporting Dyslexia with English reading & writing resources for parents, teachers, and learners.

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Myths Vs. Facts Dyslexia

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DyslexiaAid and EmeraldAcademy create awareness of dyslexia and debunk myths, helping children reach the assistance that they need. Like, share and follow!

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Understanding Reading Difficulties: What Every Parent and Educator Should Know #ReadingDisabilities #InclusiveEducation #EdTech #Dyslexia #DyslexiaAwareness #DyslexiaSupport

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Early recognition can lead to better support! If you notice these signs, consider consulting a specialist. #DyslexiaAwareness #LearningDifferences

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What's Dyslexia? #Dyslexia

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Raise awareness about the importance of early dyslexia detection and intervention for better academic and personal outcomes.

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A day spent celebrating the opening of the Roberts Academy and Dyslexia Center at Vanderbilt University!

Namesakes Marjorie and Hal Roberts joined us to mark the occasion and to meet the staff and students of the school they established with their transformational gift.

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After the diagnosis of their grandson's dyslexia, Marjorie & Hal Roberts uncovered a passion for helping children learn. Through their generous donation, the Roberts Academy and Dyslexia Center will prioritize learning and research to help children for years to come. #DareToGrow

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Who will be the first civilian in space? A dyslexic of course: Sir @RichardBranson . On Sunday, Sir Richard will boldly go into space. As Sir Richard often says (as quoted in Overcoming Dyslexia 2nd edition, p. 522: “If I hadn’t been dyslexic, I would never have done it.”

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Dyslexia is more than just mixing up letters—it's a neurological difference that affects how the brain processes language. People with dyslexia might struggle with reading, spelling, or writing, but it’s not about intelligence. Many are creative, big-picture thinkers who excel in areas like problem-solving or art. Early support, like specialized teaching, can make a huge difference. Let’s ditch the stigma—dyslexia is just a different way of wiring, not a flaw.