Dyslexia is very prevalent in schools around the country and it is essential that schools know how to handle students with Dyslexia because they have different ways of learning than others. Providing special services to those not only with Dyslexia, but with any learning disability will allow them to feel more included in the every day classroom life as well as help them learn more.
One of the most common questions asked at an IEP meeting is, "Well, how do we fix it?" After hearing the evaluation results and learning that their child has a learning disability, most parents want to know how to "cure" their child. Unfortunately, a learning disability is something that never really goes away. Nevertheless, a child…
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Getting a school to recognize, test, and then accommodate your child with dyslexia can be an arduous and frustrating task. Come learn some valuable strategies to make this process easier.
In order to accommodate students with dyslexia, general education teachers must understand what the condition is and what alternate means work best for accessing information.
The sooner you identify which students show the signs of dyslexia, the sooner you can intervene. When remediation is conducted early and appropriately, students who demonstrate the signs of dyslexia are likely to learnContinue reading "How to Identify Dyslexia in the Classroom"
Find out how to transform your classroom into a dyslexia friendly classroom and why this is important for accessibility and inclusion.
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Add some fun, hands-on learning to your phonics lessons and literacy centers with these short vowel games. Students will be challenged to sound out medial vowel sounds and identify which sound they hear in each word to move around the game board. These vowel word games are versatile and can be u...
37 helpful dyslexia interventions to support struggling students in your classroom. Strategies for reading, writing, math, and SEL
Try these tips to help with identifying dyslexia in the classroom and learn which accommodations and strategies can make a difference for dyslexic students.
Not sure how to help students with dyslexia succeed in your classroom or homeschool? Here are some tips for making things equitable.
This resource offers guidance and classroom strategies for supporting children who have dyslexia.
Learn the traits that might indicate dyslexia in students and what you can do inside and outside the classroom to better support these students.
100 Examples of Low Tech Assistive Technology in the classroom; suggestions for reading, writing, autism, dyslexia and much more.
Here's how public schools can fail students with dyslexia and ADHD in the classroom, as was the case with my son.
Do you have this student in your classroom? My son has dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia. He also has ADHD. School is not a happy p...
This is part 2 of a six-part series revolving around how to improve the classroom experience for students with dyslexia. You can read part 1 here. Sign up for our daily edtech news briefing today, free. The school closures as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic present an opportunity to assess what we view as […]
This learning opportunity is funded by the California Dyslexia Initiative through the Sacramento County Office of Education to build educator awareness of the needs of struggling learners and build capacity to serve all students in the classroom.
