This abstract highlights the impact of targeted intervention programs on the brain’s reading circuitry in children with reading disabilities. It addresses two key concerns: whether short-term interventions can alter developmental trajectories and whether personalized interventions are necessary due to individual differences in reading difficulties. The findings demonstrate that modifying a child’s educational environment through tailored interventions can lead to significant changes in brain structure, function, and reading skills, emphasizing the brain’s plasticity when provided with appropriate support.
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