Parent Resources
For the Neurodivergent

It's hard seeing our children struggle. As many students' home away from home, Radcliffe Creek takes great pride in helping our students find ways to be successful and confident while on campus. Resources found on this page can help parents guide their children in a similar fashion -- building confidence, resiliency, and study skills.

Let's Learn. Together.

Dyslexia Resources
To help you help them.

Websites

Basics About Dyslexia
Cultivating Readers Booklist
Decoding Dyslexia
Dyslexic Advantage
Dyslexia Help from University of Michigan
Florida Center for Reading Research
Improving Literacy
International Dyslexia Association
Reading Rockets
The National Center for Improving Literacy
The Reading League
The Yale Center for Dyslexia and Creativity

And More!

Dyslexia Success Story by Ned Hallowell
Hard to Read - How American Schools Fail Kids with Dyslexia by Emily Hanford
Hard Words - Why Aren't Kids Being Taught to Read by Emily Hanford
MindShift Guide to Understanding Dyslexia by Holly Korbey
What is Working Memory? by Rae Jacobson

Learning Difference
Simulations!

Dyslexia Font Simulation

Daniel Britton, a British graphic designer, created a font meant to show readers the frustration that a dyslexic faces as he or she tries to read.

Experience The Simulation

PBS' Misunderstood Minds

This tool, a companion to the renowned documentary, shares simulations showing you what it is like to have problems with decoding and recognizing phonemes

Experience the Misunderstood Mind

Through Your Child's Eyes

This mind-blowing tool gives parents the chance to experience learning and attention issues through their child’s eyes with various simulations.

Experience Life Through Their Eyes

ADHD Resources
To help them refocus.

Websites

* The organization Children with Attention Deficit Disorder (CHADD) provides a support network for parents, continuing education about attention deficits, and resources to help children with attention deficits in educational settings.