Author name: Laura Lurns

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He Puts Zero Effort In — Or Does He? What Guessing and Giving Up Actually Look Like From the Inside

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Guessing and giving up in reading are often misunderstood as signs of laziness, but the truth is that children with reading differences are struggling with a system that doesn’t accommodate their unique processing needs. The latest research in neuroplasticity and multi-system causation reveals that reading difficulties can stem from a complex interplay of factors. It’s time to stop blaming children and start looking for solutions that address the root cause of their struggles.

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Is This Just a Phase, or Is Something Actually Wrong? How Parents Know When to Worry

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As a parent, it’s heartbreaking to see your child struggle with learning, but with the right approach, you can empower them to overcome their challenges. By using growth-oriented language and providing emotional safety, you can help your child build a strong foundation for learning. Every child has the potential to succeed and thrive, regardless of their learning style or abilities.

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My Child Is Smart — I Can See It. So Why Does School Feel So Hard for Her?

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As a parent, it’s heartbreaking to see your child struggle in school despite their clear intelligence and potential. The common advice to “wait and see” if your child will outgrow their learning difficulties is misguided and outdated. By understanding the importance of early intervention, neuroplasticity, and addressing the emotional foundation, you can help your child overcome learning difficulties and develop the skills they need to succeed.

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We Did Everything Right — The Books, the Flashcards, the Reading Every Night — So Why Is She Behind?

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Despite doing everything right, many children struggle with reading due to underlying brain wiring differences, not a lack of parental effort or educational opportunities. Understanding the science behind reading development and neuroplasticity can help parents take proactive steps to support their child’s reading growth. By challenging common misconceptions, parents can find effective strategies to help their child overcome reading struggles.

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