Every holiday has a few, dedicated individuals committed to “going all out.” Whether they’re trying to show up the neighbors, love the look, or just want to put a smile on the faces of those passing ...

J Child Neurol. 2004;19(10):744-758. Single-word reading is typically more markedly affected in dyslexic individuals owing to the weakness of the phoneme, morpheme, and orthographic representations.

Successful readers and writers follow five brain-based phases to learn reading and spelling in English, according to cognitive science and neuroscience. This gradual two-year developmental process ...