Here are three top reasons why kids in primary schools should learn how to touch type.

What are parents saying about the impact of focusing on spellings in school in terms of motivation, self-esteem and engagement? Find out more and download this useful infographic that gives strategies for learning spellings when dyslexic.

Download my latest infographic that explains why dyslexia and spellings is so difficult and which strategies help with learning spellings.

How can we help a dyslexic learner with their spellings? These three inspirational videos should help!

With touch-typing being an essential skill for life inside education and beyond into the workplace. Is this something that can be taught using an app? Check out this demonstration from a SENCO and let me know what you think.

Imagine an education system that provides access to assistive technology for all to use that helps dyslexic learners to reach their academic potential? Read on to find out which assistive technology I think should be standard in schools.

In this article, parents of dyslexic children share their thoughts on remote learning during Lockdown 3.0 with some useful tips.

Employers are increasingly requiring this essential life skill and yet it is not taught as part of the curriculum. Find out why touch typing is useful for all learners but especially dyslexic learners and how it can increase attainment.

The Welsh Government announces the replacement of G.C.S.E and A-Level exams for ‘teacher-managed’ assessments for students in 2021. What does this mean for dyslexic students and are the right reasonable adjustments in place to make this worthwhile?

Dyslexia is a spectrum of strengths and weaknesses. For some dyslexic learners, being allowed to use a keyboard to produce school or college work is so much better than pen and paper. In this article I explore five reasons why using a keyboard effectively is great for some dyslexic learners.