NJIDA & NJSHA present Pathways to reading difficulties: the simple view of reading, poor reader subgroups, identification, and intervention https://www.njsha.org/continuing-education/conferences/ Registration Form   Dr. Mae J. Balaban, an innovative member of NJIDA and NJSHA, was the driving force behind numerous teacher-training initiatives.  In 1998 recognizing the positive potential of a joint conference, Dr. Balaban formed […]

Adults With Dyslexia Support Group This is a virtual support group that meets on the last Monday of every month from 7-8pm. Registration is free and required to receive the Zoom link.

Register: https://Spotlight2023March29.eventbrite.com DESCRIPTION – Wednesday, March 29, 2023 (#4 in the Series) Building Students’ Word Knowledge: How to Teach Essential Words Attendees will learn the importance of providing vocabulary instruction across content areas (i.e., English language arts/reading, social studies, science, mathematics) and the role of word knowledge for students’ reading comprehension. First, the presenter will […]

Join us Thursday, March 30, from 7:00-8:15pm for a free Webinar & Q&A Discussion  Sponsored by the Massachusetts Branch IDA Hosted by Patrick Archambault, Angela Ayre, Dinan Messiqua, and Kristine Burgess. Dyslexia is a life-long neurological difference in the way the human brain processes information.   Adults having an undiagnosed and untreated case of dyslexia […]

The 2023 RISE Conference is an opportunity for attendees to participate in professional development and engage in meaningful discussions about best-practices in literacy instruction. “Empowered Reading” means feeling confident and capable with literacy teaching and learning. TN-IDA’s mission is to support every Tennessee student with access to quality literacy instruction and interventions by equipping educators […]