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Henry Winkler: A book nightmare Henry Winkler never thought he would have a future making a living with words.
Learning About Dyslexia Doing their own research, sharing family stories, and extensive testing allowed the Giardinas to understand Michael’s disabilities and learn how to help him learn and grow.
Early Warning Signs From an early age, Michael struggled with oral language and understanding word structure.
Michael’s Successful Summer Michael is a seven-year-old whose dyslexia has made school a struggle. Follow him to a six-week intensive summer program at the Landmark School.
A Family Reading Tradition Michael and Diane Giardina grew up in homes where books and reading were valued.
Small, Profound Changes At Landmark, Michael’s memory skills, writing skills, and love for language blossomed.
Passionate About Learning Despite his learning challenges, Michael is a tenacious and adventurous learner, as well as a kid who loves books.
Rewiring the brain Dr. Papanicolaou shows how eight-year-old Peter Oathout’s difficulties with reading are rooted in his brain.
How do brains of people with dyslexia compare to each other Dr. Guinevere Eden explains that dyslexia exists on a continuum.
