The Reading Ripple

The Reading Ripple: Share Your Journey with TLC

The Reading Ripple Campaign Is Here

The Learning Collaborative (TLC) is excited to announce the Reading Ripple Campaign, a new project that invites students, parents, and educators to tell their personal stories. Moments of learning and growth show just how powerful sharing can be and how one voice can inspire many others.

The Reading Ripple is built on a simple belief: just like ripples spreading across water, a single story can touch hearts far beyond its origin. Whether it’s a child making progress in reading, steady improvement in math, or a teacher’s encouraging words, these experiences can spark hope and motivation for others. Shining a light on these experiences allows us to celebrate the personal journey of learning and to remember that each step matters.

Why The Reading Ripple Matters

Our shared experiences create bonds that make our community thrive. The Reading Ripple brings attention to the many unique ways people learn, affirming that each journey has value. These stories also offer encouragement and reassurance, reminding families and learners that they are part of a supportive community. Most importantly, when one person shares their progress, it can inspire confidence in others and encourage them to continue their own growth.

How You Can Join

What is your name or how would you like to be identified?

How old are you, and what level of school or work are you currently in>

Before working with The Learning Collaborative, what challenges were you facing with reading, writing, or math?

Have you been diagnosed with a specific learning difference (like dyslexia, dyscalculia, or ADHD)? If yes, when did you find out?

How did you first get connected with The Learning Collaborative?

What kind of support or services have you received from us?

Can you describe a moment when you realized things were starting to improve?

Have your feelings or confidence about learning changed since working with us? How?

What are your goals or dreams for the future? How do you think your experience with The Learning Collaborative is helping you reach those goals?

What would you say to someone who is struggling with learning differences and thinking about getting support?

Is there anything else you would like to share about your journey or experience?

We love sharing success stories to inspire others! Do you give us permission to share your story (fully or in part) on our website, social media, or print materials?