In May 2012, we brought to your attention that the American Psychological Association was revising the Fourth Edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of […]
By Carolyn D. Cowen Do people with dyslexia have superior “visuospatial processing” abilities compared to those without dyslexia? It is an intriguing question. Anecdotal reports […]
Book Review by Louisa Moats Understanding Dyslexia and Other Learning Disorders Linda Siegel Pacific Educational Press September 2013 Paperback. 296 pages. ebook availability on publisher […]
By: Elaine Cheesman, Ph.D. Word games and logic puzzle apps make perfect gifts for both young and old! These games and puzzles are one way […]
By: Paul Abraham, Ed.D. Q: Why did you participate in the IDA review process? A: We felt that the Graduate Program in Language and Literacy […]
Lindsay’s Gift When a young girl is 13, her days are filled with laughter, friendship, and anything hot and trendy. Lindsay Leavitt added a personal […]
By: Elaine Cheesman, Ph.D. I’ll admit it. As a newly minted teacher many decades ago, I was a terrible speller! To avoid the principal’s wrath […]
IDA’s Gordon Sherman, Ph.D., played key role in Governor’s Task Force Earlier this month, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed into law two bills designed […]
By: Charley Haynes, Ed.D., CCC-SLP & Richard Santeusanio, Ed.D. Q: Why did you participate in the IDA review process? A: We believe our programs are […]
By: Kristen L. Penczek, M.A. In recent months, articles have surfaced claiming that ChromaGen colored lenses have been FDA approved for the treatment of Dyslexia. […]
IDA is partnering with like-minded organizations to further promote literacy, advocacy and provide services for people with dyslexia. Recently, IDA began a partnership with Learning […]
