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Education Adjustments During COVID-19 and Solutions for Lost Time
In this installment of the True Literacy video column, Dr. Michael Hart shares his thoughts on the limitations of online learning platforms during this unprecedented pandemic and the path ahead to address lost learning. He points to statistics [...]
The Secret to Supporting Resilience in Dyslexic Kids
In 2017 I gave the keynote at the Central Texas Dyslexia Conference in Austin, Texas. It was a vey successful event with well over 1200 attendees! My topic was Supporting Resilience in Children with [...]
Check Out This Cool Visual Dictionary–FREE Online Tool
Hello Everyone: I have a fun one for you today. Lexipedia is a fun, FREE online visual dictionary and thesaurus for you to use. This is a great tool for anyone… children and adults – [...]
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About Dr. Michael Hart
Michael Hart, Ph.D. is a child psychologist with 25 years of experience in parent and teacher training, educational technology, learning differences and diagnostic assessment of dyslexia and attention problems. He is the founder/owner of www.doctormichaelhart.com and is currently providing online webinars and courses regarding the proper educational care of our dyslexic students. Dr. Hart is intensely focused on supporting parents and teachers as they become better informed and more experienced in the effective treatment of our dyslexic students.