Once again it is October Dyslexia Awareness Month, a time for communities across the U.S. – and even the globe to focus some attention on the difference of instructional needs for those with dyslexia. There are only 4 states without a dyslexia-specific law, and even there some legislation was pending as of March 2020. They are: Hawaii, South Dakota, Idaho, and Vermont. There has been a concerted effort over the past 10 years to bring awareness and to implement change when it comes to educating teachers in training at our universities and awareness to those already working in our schools as to how the science of reading really does inform instruction and intervention.
Services During COVID-19
Dear Dyslexia Community Members,
I know you have received many emails and communications regarding the impact of the COVID-19. I hope you will take a moment to read one more!
While so many tutors have been having to learn how to provide services in an online format, we have been doing so for several years now. Our main thrust forward was to incorporate some additional technology to allow tutors to work from home. We’ve been ahead of this thrust and all tutors have access to what they need to continue our comprehensive reading, writing, and math tutoring from the safety of their homes. I must thank my incredible IT Manager, Shawn Washburn, for his intuitive skills in helping prepare us as needed!
Successful Learning and Dyslexia Awareness Month
Successful Learning Rated Top Tutoring Center Third Year in a Row!
Step by Step the Journey Continues
The Writing Connection
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