Just because it’s not dyslexia, doesn’t mean you don’t struggle with reading. We can help struggling readers become proficient!

If you believe your child has a reading disability, pay attention to these common signs of dyslexia found in young children.

At Online Reading Tutor, we use “nonsense” words during our lessons to help our students with dyslexia improve their decoding skills.

One of our parents outlines her journey in discovering her daughter has dyslexia and how she progressed with Online Reading Tutor.

You can be a struggling reader but still be very successful in other areas. But why does your brain process some things well and not others?

Reading challenges like dyslexia are prominent in today’s society, affecting 15-20% of the global population. ORT is the solution for all!

Online Reading Tutor’s methods get proven and measurable results. This is how we help our learners with dyslexia.

There are multiple indicators that your child may be at risk of dyslexia; here are some of the most common clues to watch out for.

If your child is struggling with dyslexia, consider Online Reading Tutor’s unique approach to helping students overcome their reading challenges.

Using pseudo words to test students ensures that they are using decoding skills rather than memory, which then helps them accurately decode common words.

The OHRC investigated the Ontarian school system and has deemed it insufficient in teaching those with dyslexia.

Online Reading Tutor’s founder, Bob Almack, shares his story on how he began helping students with dyslexia overcome their reading challenges.

A few tips to help you get ready for your IEP (Individualized Education Program) meeting with your child’s school.

Dyslexic readers often have unique skills. We successfully helped thousands of dyslexic and struggling readers and we’re excited to help yours too!

Not having a diagnosis of dyslexia likely means that your child will not receive help from the school, it’s up to you to get your child the required support!

We know that it is difficult for a parent to watch their dyslexic child struggle with reading, but there are things that you can do to help.

Online Reading Tutor uses the Orton-Gillingham method. But what exactly is it?