May 17, 2019| Dyslexia, Reading Workshops
The more I visit schools and read education bulletins, the more I feel like Alice in Wonderland. Nothing is as it seems, and the simplest...
April 29, 2019| Uncategorized
Notre Dame has much to teach us about building codes and electrical shorts. We should also remember that the Cathedral was built as a...
April 12, 2019| Dyslexia, Reading Workshops
I bet someone taught you: your teacher, your mom, your uncle, your neighbor, your big sister, Big Bird. Many people delude themselves into...
April 2, 2019| Dyslexia, News, Reading Workshops
The La Paz airport stocks stretchers and oxygen for people who collapse in the thin Andean air. Visitors to Machu Picchu are told to work...
February 27, 2019| Annual Conference, Dyslexia, News, Reading Workshops
…we all win! That was the Microsoft Super Bowl commercial for their Xbox adaptive controller for children with disabilities. That is...
February 23, 2019| Annual Conference, Dyslexia, Reading Workshops
What information should we collect? About whom? By whom? Why are we collecting it? Is it descriptive or predictive? Who is analyzing it?...
February 14, 2019| Annual Conference, Dyslexia, Reading Workshops
I keep hearing about the value of “diving deeply” into a topic or activity. Next week’s IMSE (Institute of Multi-Sensory Education)...
February 11, 2019| Annual Conference, Dyslexia, Reading Workshops
In the realm of magical thinking, education is a wonderland of silver bullets and miracle cures. Buy this! Do that! Your students will...
January 31, 2019| Annual Conference, Dyslexia, Reading Workshops
I would, too, if I were a child today. Standards are higher; school days are longer; homework is endless; free play is suspect; kiddie...
January 11, 2019| Annual Conference, Dyslexia, News
Lots going on at Everyone Reading! We have a new website and a new email server. Our transition has been smooth but not completely...
