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An official publication of the International Dyslexia Association, Perspectives on Language and Literacy is published quarterly and features practical articles for educators and other professionals dedicated to the identification and intervention of dyslexia and other related learning differences. 
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2018 (Vol. 44)
- The Art and Science of Implementation (Fall)
- The Early Identification of Reading Difficulties (Summer)
- Writing Instruction in the Era of CCSS: Supporting Students with Reading and Writing Disorders (Spring)
- Dyslexia and Transitions (Winter)
2017 (Vol. 43)
- Implementing Response to Intervention: Principles and Practice (Fall)
- Response to Intervention: Promises, Problems, and Progress (Summer)
- Morphological Awareness: How the Pieces Add Up (Spring)
- Taking on Math Difficulties (Winter)
2016 (Vol. 42)
- Teaching the Teachers: Eliminating Gaps to Better Serve Children with Dyslexia (Fall)
- Auditory Processing and Comprehension (Summer)
- Focus on Reading Comprehension (Spring)
- Early Identification and Treatment of Dyslexia: A Brain Based Perspective (Winter)
2015 (Vol. 41)
- Dyslexia Legislation: Past, Present and Future (Fall)
- Vocabulary Research Meets the Classroom (Summer)
- Common Core Implementation: Taking Stock, Taking Action (Spring)
- ADHD: Making a Difference for Children and Youth in the Schools (Winter)
2014 (Vol. 40)
- Learning Difficulties in English Language Learners (Fall)
- Interventions to Improve Reading Skills (Summer)
- Understanding Executive Functions (Spring)
- Technology and Dyslexia: Part 2 (Winter)
2013 (Vol. 39)
- Technology and Dyslexia: Part 1 (Fall)
- Syntax: Its Role in Literacy Learning (Summer)
- Adult Literacy (Spring)
- Phonological Awareness and Learning to Read (Winter)
2012 (Vol. 38)
- Reconciling the Common Core Standards and Reading Reteach (Fall)
- Scientific, Legal, Historical and Experimental Views of Dyslexia (Summer)
- Varied Viewpoints: The Problem and Potential Solutions for the Struggling Adolescent Reader (Spring)
- IDA: Addressing the Needs of Teachers, Parents and Students (Winter)
2011 (Vol. 37)
- Beyond Reading Recovery: What Works Best? (Fall)
- Early Intervention: A Pathway for Success (Summer)
- Mathematical Difficulties in School Age Children (Spring)
- Controversial Therapies for Dyslexia (Winter)