Cassidy Amendments on Dyslexia Defeated
Share This: April-May 2015 By Elisabeth Liptak, IDA Director of Professional Development Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) introduced two amendments focused on dyslexia to the No […]
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Hotel and Travel Information
Hotel Information IDA is proud to host the 2015 Annual Conference at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, TX. All of the […]
How to Change America with Just One Click
Reminder to support Rep Bill Cassidy’s efforts this week! Tell the Senate to support Senator Cassidy’s amendment on Title II Part A. This amendment will […]
Coalition for Reading Excellence Members
The Academic Language Therapy Association AIM Institute for Learning and Research The Alliance for Accreditation and Certification Anne E. Fowler Foundation The Apple Group The […]
Beyond the Classroom: How Can I Help My Child With Dyslexia?
by: Linda Siegel, retired professor from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver Canada. Linda is the author of Understanding Dyslexia and Other Learning Disabilities published […]
IDA’s University Accreditation Program: Changing the Way Teachers are Trained to Teach Reading
By: Elisabeth Liptak, IDA Director of Professional Development One-third of our nation’s children are consistently found to be reading at the “below basic” level, […]
Write Makes Right: Type is Hype
Share This: March 2015 by Diana Hanbury King “I didn’t even have to think about the steps. You know, muscles have a memory and […]
The Myths and Truths of Dyslexia in Different Writing Systems
Share This: March 2015 by Fumiko Hoeft MD PhD, Peggy McCardle PhD MPH, and Kenneth Pugh PhD Introduction Developmental dyslexia (aka reading disorder or […]
Many Layers of Dyslexia: Gene Discovery is Just the Beginning
by Fumiko Hoeft, MD, PhD and Albert Galaburda, MD Multiple issues, including genetic and environmental factors—programmed or just by chance—influence our behavior, cognitive abilities, character […]
Examiner January 2014
the eXaminer – January 2014 In This Issue DSM-5 Changes: What are the Implications? Dyslexia and Visuospatial Processing Strengths: New Research Sheds Light Rep. […]
Examiner February 2014
the eXaminer – February 2014 In This Issue Welcome to Dr. Dave’s AT Lab! Check out IDA Branch Events Around the Nation Spotlight on […]
Examiner March 2014
In This Issue New Scientific Research Sheds Light on the Phoneme Debate Accrediting University Programs that Meet the IDA Standards Supporting Legislative Efforts in […]
Examiner April 2014
In This Issue The IDA Response to the “Dyslexia Debate” IDA Launches Campaign to Improve Reading Proficiency Dr. Cheesman’s App Chat: Vocabulary & Morphology […]
Examiner May 2014
In This Issue IDA Announces New President IDA Accredits Eight New University Programs Dr. Dave’s AT Lab: Did You Catch All That? Note-Taking and […]
Examiner June 2014
In This Issue Maryanne Wolf’s Reflections on The Dyslexia Debate Too Soon to Declare Handwriting a Relic of the Past Check Out IDA’s 2014 […]
Examiner July 2014
Structured Literacy: New Term Unifies Us, Sells What We Do At its July 1st meeting, the IDA Board of Directors made a landmark decision designed to […]
Examiner August 2014
In This Issue Taking Bold Steps to Improve Teacher Knowledge and Practice Dr. Cheesman’s App Chat: Math Skills Join Us On Social Media Spotlight […]
Examiner September 2014
In This Issue Congressional Hearing on Dyslexia Highlights the Need for Better Teacher Training Spotlight on IDA Recognized Programs: University of Florida Conference Spotlight: […]
Examiner October 2014
In This Issue Unlocking Dyslexia: Nationwide Dyslexia Awareness Campaign Why Study Dynamic Visual-Spatial Thinking In Dyslexia? Dr. Dave’s AT Lab:…AT for Reading: Young Children […]
Examiner December 2014
IDA wishes you and your family a joy-filled, wondrous, and safe holiday season! In This Issue Many Layers of Dyslexia: Gene Discovery is […]