Dyslexia Testing Guide

Decode the Truth: A Parent’s Guide to the Critical Subskills Schools Don’t Always Test

Worried Your Child Might Have Dyslexia?

Download this free Dyslexia Testing Guide and learn what to watch for—and what to ask for.

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If your child is struggling with reading, spelling, or writing, it’s natural to wonder: Could it be dyslexia?


This free guide walks you through the most common dyslexia symptoms by age, so you can spot the early signs and take informed next steps.

Inside, you’ll find:

  • A breakdown of dyslexia signs in young children, early readers, and older students
  • A list of essential reading subskills that should be evaluated
  • A chart of specific testing tools to ask for by name
  • A sample letter to formally request a school evaluation (or “eval”)
  • A printable checklist to share with your child’s teacher or doctor

 

A Free Parent Guide to Getting the Right Dyslexia Testing the First Time

Whether you’re just starting to explore concerns or preparing to advocate for formal testing, this resource gives you the language and confidence to take action.

Early identification can change the trajectory of a child’s education and life.
Don’t wait. Get the clarity you need to move forward.

Jennifer Dunn is a veteran educator with over 20 years of experience supporting students with language-based learning differences. Holding advanced degrees in Special Education and Literacy, she’s trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, Lindamood-Bell, Project Read, and more. As both a professional and a mother of two dyslexic children, Jennifer blends expertise with empathy. Through her organization, Never Dunn Learning, she empowers children with dyslexia and equips their families with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to help their children thrive—together.