HIDA is participating in Give Aloha, Foodland’s Annual Community Matching Gifts Program. This program honors Foodland’s founder, Maurice J. “Sully” Sullivan, and continues his legacy of giving back to the community. From Sept 1-30, Foodland customers are invited to make donations of up to $249 to participating Hawaii non-profit organizations at checkout. […]
Austin ISD’s Central Texas Dyslexia Conference 2020 The 6th annual 2020 Central Texas Dyslexia Conference: Global Possibilities is virtual this year and starts Friday September 18th. For a two-week window through October 2nd, participants can view specially created presentations on-demand by leading experts in dyslexia and related disorders. The conference is available not only to […]
Training Program for individuals who are willing to become advocates for families navigating the special education process. The purpose of this project is to train volunteer advocates to provide instrumental and effective support to parents of children with disabilities. In this training, participants will learn more about special education law and advocacy strategies. Following graduation […]
Join The Dyslexia Resource on September 29, 2020 at 7PM EST for their free webinar! This webinar will be led by Josh Clark, Head of School at The Schenck School, one of the oldest elementary schools in the country focused on reading remediation and dyslexia, and Ellen Hill, Director of Community Engagement for The […]
This free webinar will be led by Josh Clark, Head of School at The Schenck School, one of the oldest elementary schools in the country focused on reading remediation and dyslexia, and Ellen Hill, Director of Community Engagement for The Schenck School, Orton-Gillingham Fellow, teacher and tutor. You can expect to learn about dyslexia, its […]
Join us for a free livestream event! Student Panelists from IDA-Oregon will share their journeys with dyslexia and other learning differences and offer helpful classroom practices and the important tools necessary for success in the digital prepared environment. From the Oregon Montessori Association in partnership with The International Dyslexia Association- Oregon Branch Register: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/idaplusoma Attendees […]
This event is brought to you by the Higher Education Literacy Partnership.* Join us from 5 – 6:00 pm EST for a FREE Webinar with Dr. Mark Seidenberg. Dr. Seidenberg will discuss his book Language at the Speed of Sight. This online opportunity is for 2020 Higher Education book club participants as well as other […]
Go Red Scavenger Hunt This is going to be a great way for families, friends and educators to connect and support kids with dyslexia ~ Ross Faulkenberg, Decoding Dyslexia Board President What: Go Red Scavenger Hunt When: October 3rd – 18th 2020 Where: Virtual and is totally online! What is the Purpose? Have fun, spread Dyslexia awareness! How to Play? Down load the GOOSECHASE […]
Literacy Across the Lifespan Pennsylvania Branch of the International Dyslexia Association 42nd Annual Fall Conference on Reading, Literacy and Learning Virtual Conference October 3, 2020 (Live virtual) October 5-31, 2020 (Recorded) • • • Our 42nd annual fall conference highlights literacy topics that impact individuals with dyslexia and other learning differences across […]
IDA Indiana's Solution Saturday on October 3 is a Virtual Literacy Conference. This event provides educators, parents, advocates, and other professionals with information on strategies and resources for supporting students with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. Keynote Speaker Natalie Wexler, author of The Knowledge Gap and co-author of The Writing Revolution, will be sharing insight […]
To register, fill out the google form at this link: https://forms.gle/e5XY74ewKnbs9fZZA The event takes place 4-5:00 pm EST / 3:00-4 CST. A free book club for “Language at the Speed of Sight” will be hosted by the Reading League Wisconsin and Dr. Molly Farry-Thorn. Dr. Farry-Thorn got her PhD from Washington University in St. Louis and […]
Training Program for individuals who are willing to become advocates for families navigating the special education process. The purpose of this project is to train volunteer advocates to provide instrumental and effective support to parents of children with disabilities. In this training, participants will learn more about special education law and advocacy strategies. Following graduation […]
“Dyslexia Awareness Around the World.” Join IDA staff, IDA branches, and others for an in-depth conversation on the importance of dyslexia awareness, efforts to raise awareness worldwide, and share stories, resources, and more. The party will take place virtually through Twitter using the hashtag, #IDAParty. Register to be Eligible to Win Prizes
We’re starting Dyslexia Awareness Month and the #IDAGoRed campaign off with our first Twitter Party, “Dyslexia Awareness Around the World.” Join IDA staff, IDA branches, and others for an in-depth conversation on the importance of dyslexia awareness, efforts to raise awareness worldwide, and share stories, resources, and more. The party will take place virtually through […]
Embracing Dyslexia is a thoughtful and moving exploration of dyslexia from an insider’s perspective, weaving together interviews with parents, adult dyslexics, researchers, educators and experts to provide an accurate portrayal of a learning difference that affects between 15-20% of the population. Don’t miss this intriguing video – it shares a great deal of information about […]
Webinar Description: Dyslexia exists all over the world and it is the most common learning difference. However, dyslexia is often missed – or has a late diagnose – in bilingual kids. In this presentation, Dr. Garjaka will: • Highlight some of the potential causes of late diagnose in bilingual kids • Explain how educators and parents […]
Join Orton-Gillingham Fellow Natalie Felix for the virtual workshop “What is Dyslexia and Structured Literacy? Modified Dyslexia Simulation–3 Stations” via Zoom on October 7 from 7–8:30 p.m. Participation is free, but registration is required. Register at: https://www.theswiftschool.org/institute-rsvp
In “Beautiful Minds – Dyslexia and the Creative Advantage”, explore the successes of those who think and thought outside the box when faced with the challenges of dyslexia and learn about some of the tools and resources for diagnosis and pathways to success. Learn how the right and left sides of the brain are engaged […]
International Dyslexia Association 2020 Fall Virtual Conference Saturday, October 10, 2020 *The conference will be recorded with participants having access up to two weeks following the conference. To register, go to: https://www.eventbrite.com/x/international-dyslexia-association-sc-2020-fall-virtual-conference-tickets-118784590909 Download the conference schedule in PDF format.
Bring the Science of Reading to Life in the Classroom Workshop Description Register Hawai’i Pre-Service Teachers and Classroom Teachers at a Hawai’i school: Apply for a fee waiver to receive a Really Great Reading Starter Kit valued at $300! Deadline to apply extended to October 2, 2020. More Info about the Really Great Reading […]
The focus of CESD’s 19th Annual Fall Dyslexia Conference will be on the unique dynamics and concerns raised by the pandemic. The Virtual Dyslexia Conference will give attendees access to all the recorded sessions (rather than having to pick and choose), enabling the attendee to watch as many sessions as you’d like, as many times […]
Training Program for individuals who are willing to become advocates for families navigating the special education process. The purpose of this project is to train volunteer advocates to provide instrumental and effective support to parents of children with disabilities. In this training, participants will learn more about special education law and advocacy strategies. Following graduation […]
The Gift of a Dyslexia Mind: Growing Up with Dyslexia In this talk, advocate, Cristina Bequer, describes a different take on Dyslexia. By looking at the unique mindset of Dyslexia as a strength, Cristina redefines a perceived weakness as a useful tool. She will share her story and then open up the session for Q&A. […]
This powerful presentation will introduce students, parents and educators to self-advocacy, the ability to understand what you need and how to communicate it effectively. The YES! Colorado Ambassadors teach these important skills through examples, engaging skits, and their own personal school presentations.http://yes-colorado.org/events-page/posa/ This event is free and open to the public. 1.5 CEUs will be […]
Free Webinar Offered with a Focus on Dyslexia (October 14 at 11am Central) Conquering Dyslexia: A Conversation with Dr. Jan Hasbrouck, Sponsored by Read Naturally This Dyslexia Awareness Month, join literacy expert Dr. Jan Hasbrouck as she sits down with Read Naturally’s research director, Cory Stai, for a review of critical understandings of […]
Our first in a series of free, one-hour Zoom sessions that focuses on a topic from the IDA Dyslexia Fact Sheets. Our guest speaker, Dr. Kelli Sandman-Hurley will be discussing the Fact Sheet with board member Brittany Lovejoy. Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_x182cMYaQA-bjOMZS8UpsA
8:15 am KEYNOTE Learning to Read: The Great Debate – Restaged in Math Class Christopher Woodin, Ed.M., is a specialist in the fields of mathematics and learning disabilities. A graduate of Middlebury College and Harvard Graduate School of Education, he has taught extensively at Landmark School in Massachusetts. At Landmark School, Elementary-Middle School Campus, he […]
International Dyslexia Association GO RED GLOBE SOIRÉE Join us for our 24-hour fundraising extravaganza, featuring the Lip Service Lip Sync competition, a Celebrity Red Carpet Walk, and much, much more.
Partnering with Keynote Presenter “The Reading Brain: Development, Difficulties, and Intervention” with Joanna Christodoulou Joanna Christodoulou, EdD, is a developmental cognitive neuroscientist who studies the development and difficulties of reading, math, and attention at the intersection of research and practice. She is associate professor at the MGH Institute of Health Professions in Boston, MA, as well […]
“Understanding & Supporting Students with Dyslexia in Live and Virtual Instruction” #UntilEveryoneCanRead NJIDA Fall Conference 2020 Brochure The first 80 participants registered on EventBrite will be automatically enrolled to participate in a four session workshop given by William Van Cleave. Register here!
From Laboratory to Classroom to Benefit Students and Families: Partnership between the UCSF Dyslexia Center and a School for Children Who Learn Differently. This presentation describes how a school for children with learning differences and a nearby academic medical center built a productive relationship to benefit students and parents and how they shared what they […]
To register, fill out the google form at this link: https://forms.gle/e5XY74ewKnbs9fZZA A free book club for “Language at the Speed of Sight” will be hosted by the Reading League Wisconsin and Dr. Molly Farry-Thorn. Dr. Farry-Thorn got her PhD from Washington University in St. Louis and is now a postdoctoral researcher working with me. Meetings will […]
To register, fill out the google form at this link: https://forms.gle/e5XY74ewKnbs9fZZA The event takes place 4-5:00 pm EST / 3:00-4 CST. A free book club for “Language at the Speed of Sight” will be hosted by the Reading League Wisconsin and Dr. Molly Farry-Thorn. Dr. Farry-Thorn got her PhD from Washington University in St. Louis and […]
Training Program for individuals who are willing to become advocates for families navigating the special education process. The purpose of this project is to train volunteer advocates to provide instrumental and effective support to parents of children with disabilities. In this training, participants will learn more about special education law and advocacy strategies. Following graduation […]
We’re continuing Dyslexia Awareness Month and the #IDAGoRed campaign with our second Twitter Party, “The Importance of Structured Literacy.” Join IDA staff, IDA branches, and others for an in-depth, virtual; conversation through Twitter using the hashtag, #IDAParty. Attendees can follow the conversation easily using TweetDeck. Watch this short tutorial for easy directions. All registrants are entered for […]
We’re continuing Dyslexia Awareness Month and the #IDAGoRed campaign with our second Twitter Party, “The Importance of Structured Literacy.” Join IDA staff, IDA branches, and others for an in-depth, virtual; conversation through Twitter using the hashtag, #IDAParty. Attendees can follow the conversation easily using TweetDeck. Watch this short tutorial for easy directions. All registrants are entered for fun […]
Attention Parents! Hacking Literacy and Learning During COVID-19 Zoom Meeting on Tuesday, Oct 20 from 7 – 8:30 PM Hosted by IDA Central Ohio and OH-KID Click Here to Register for this zoom event on Oct 20th. Topics Include: Student Rights Under Covid-19 – Moderated Q&A What equity issues have surfaced […]
This workshop is designed for teachers and administrators serving in districts participating in the GADoE’s dyslexia pilot; however, others interested in learning about dyslexia are welcome to attend as well. Offered in partnership by Marietta City Schools and Lexia Learning: Join Lexia’s Dr. Suzanne Carreker for a special event to learn about dyslexia, what it […]
Panelists will share their personal and family perspectives on living with dyslexia. A presentation for parents, teachers, tutors and other professionals. Panelists: ANNA DAVIDE, University of Hawai’i at Mānoa Senior and Pre-Med Student KATHY FERGUSON, PH.D., Professor, University of Hawai’i at Mānoa; Author, A Resource Guide About Dyslexia for People in Hawai‘i; Certified Orton-Gillingham […]
Oct. 22, 3:00 EST/2:00 CT Structured Literacy approaches are receiving increasing attention for their effectiveness in helping at-risk and poor readers learn to read and write well. Join literacy expert Dr. Louise Spear-Swerling as she discusses the key features and content of Structured Literacy approaches, examines the myths surrounding Structured Literacy, and shares some examples […]
2020 VIRTUAL DYSLEXIA DASH 5K Run/Walk We’re not letting a pandemic prevent us from celebrating DYSLEXIA AWARENESS MONTH! This OCTOBER join TEAM ARIZONA as we join the Georgia Branch’s Virtual DYSLEXIA DASH 5K Run/Walk! Here’s how it works: Register to support* the Dyslexia Dash. Choose your own course, day, and time. Post your stats between October 24th – November 1st. […]
For details and to register, go to https://runsignup.com/Race/GA/Atlanta/DyslexiaDash. Register anytime up until November 1. Register by October 16 to receive the early bird registration discount.
Help IDA Austin Support Struggling Readers! Join us during Dyslexia Awareness Month for the 2020 Virtual Dyslexia Dash 5K Run/Walk. Whether you are a professional runner preparing for a marathon or half-marathon, or a recreational athlete, this event is for you. Simply register to run or walk at www.tintyurl.com/2020DyslexiaDash. Choose the course, day, and […]
2020 Dyslexia Dash – Virtual Race October 24 – November 1 Join our local team “Running the Distance Oregon!” For details and to register, go to https://runsignup.com/Race/Register/RaceGroup-824168?raceId=9779 LOCATION AND ROUTE – ANYWHERE YOU WANT! The 2020 Dyslexia Dash is a Virtual Race this year. That means you pick the course and the time you want to run. You will […]
Reframing Anxious Behavior for Children with Dyslexia Frustration. Confusion. Anger. Avoidance. Children with dyslexia may anticipate failure and experience feelings of inferiority when faced with new situations or even seemingly mundane tasks at school and home. Reframing a child’s anxious, defiant, or avoidant behavior, and managing the powerful emotions this stirs for parents, is the […]
Training Program for individuals who are willing to become advocates for families navigating the special education process. The purpose of this project is to train volunteer advocates to provide instrumental and effective support to parents of children with disabilities. In this training, participants will learn more about special education law and advocacy strategies. Following graduation […]
Join us for a 4 Part Online Lecture Series: How to Teach Reading and Spelling – Bringing the Science of Reading into the Classroom This course will introduce parents and educators to the key components of reading and spelling individual words thoughtfully. The English spelling system makes sense if you know a few key ideas: What […]
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING of IDA, Northern Ohio: 2020 Annual Meeting of Members to be held on Tuesday, October 27nd 7pm-8pm on Zoom Learn about the new slate of the Board of Directors Q and A following the presentation with the President of NOBIDA Please RSVP for this event by Monday, October 26, 2020 RSVP […]
Everyone Reading Illinois (ERI) is excited to announce its “Dynamics of Dyslexia 2020” Virtual Conference to be held on October 28, 2020. Conference Keynote speakers are: Dr. Mark Seidenberg, presenting on “Can the Science of Reading Improve Literacy Outcomes” and Dr. Karen Harris, presenting on “Empowering our Students to Write”. In addition, the Conference offers 15 breakout sessions focused […]
Join the panel discussion with Ultra Runner and Author, Jared S. Blank and Tagalong as they discuss the fusion of endurance sports and dyslexia. Tagalong will also present their new app. Click here to find out more: https://www.letsengage.com/popup/running-the-distance-fundraiser