Reading difficulties aren't always obvious. Your child may need support with word recognition, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, or reading strategies.
The Reading Clarity Checklist helps you recognize behaviors worth a closer look across these five areas.
Inside, you'll learn what to notice, what it may mean, and what questions to ask next.
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I'm Rhonda Lawson, founder of Educating Readers Literacy Academy. For more than 26 years, I've worked in reading instruction, supporting students who need help strengthening their reading skills.
My own family's experience with reading struggles has also shaped the way I approach this work. I understand how much parents want to help and how difficult it can be when they don't know what to try next.
I've seen why looking beyond the surface matters. A child who struggles with reading doesn't necessarily need more of the same practice. They need adults who take the time to understand their strengths, recognize their needs, and identify meaningful next steps.
That's why I created the Reading Clarity Checklist: to help parents begin noticing the clues and asking better questions about their child's reading.
You don't need to diagnose your child. You don't need to become a reading expert overnight.
You can start by noticing what you're seeing, learning what it may mean, and considering what to explore next.
Clarity first. Action plan second.
Let's take the first step together
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