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Month: October 2018

Signs of Trouble/Misconceptions About Dyslexia – Join Us for a Facebook Live Event on Monday, October 29 at 12:30 pm via Chesapeake Family Life’s Facebook Page

Thu. 10/25/2018

Research indicates that approximately 10% of people struggle with aspects of academic learning secondary to dyslexia, yet many do not fully understand what dyslexia is.  When most people hear the …


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The 3 Most Important Habits for Academic Success

Tue. 10/02/2018

The top three habits for academic success are (1) reading, (2) reading and (3) reading. Ok, so maybe this is a little simplistic but reading is one of the most …


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