Dyslexia Resources:
The North Carolina Branch of the IDA is inviting you to learn about the mission of the International Dyslexia Association, dip into the history, dig into the definition of dyslexia and consider the characteristics of effective instruction.
The North Carolina Exceptional Children’s Assistance Center (ECAC) has developed a Dyslexia Tool Kit to provide support to parents and caregivers in understanding dyslexia and how your child can get the resources they may need.
We’ve designed a Dyslexia Primer Workshop for those interested in an introduction to dyslexia and are providing a guide to support your participation. Both the guide and recorded workshop can be accessed anytime below.
Dyslexia Primer Recorded Workshop
Dyslexia Primer Participant Guide
Structured Literacy Snapshot Series Recordings
While the “what” of Structured Literacy describes the critical components of literacy instruction, this new series presented by the North Carolina Branch of the IDA will provide snapshots of the “how” by demonstrating instructional routines and activities necessary for these contributors to skilled reading.
Participant handouts are provided here.
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Structured Literacy Snapshot: Phonics
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Structured Literacy Snapshot: Phonemic Awareness
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Structured Literacy Snapshot: Morphology
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Structured Literacy Snapshot: Orthography
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Structured Literacy Snapshot: Vocabulary
Coffee Chat Videos – Click below to learn more about each topic!
Nancy Hennessy’s Talk on Becoming a Proficient Reader
Nancy Coffman’s Principles of Structured Literacy
Lynne Loeser: What is the effect of dyslexia on proficient reading?
Sara Grey Horne: What Do We Mean By Structured Literacy?
Jeannie Creason: Sound -Symbol Knowledge
Dr. Elsa Cardenas-Hagan: Accommodations at School & Home
College Planning The Secrets of Successful High School Seniors with Dyslexia
Morphology Word Identification and Meaning
Differences between Structured Literacy and Typical Practices
Dyslexia and Equitable Practices
Executive Functioning and Dyslexia
* Coffee Chat – Resources Google Folder
NCSEAA
The North Carolina Disabilities Grant Program provides assistance between $9K-17K per year for awarded students who enroll in a participating nonpublic school, including home school. This program is for students with disabilities. For more information please visit their website.
Preparing Your Child with Dyslexia for College
Are you a parent trying to prepare your child for college? Click here for a parent’s perspective and suggestions.
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Our Dyslexic Children – 2020 World Premiere – May 21, 2020
The Public Schools of North Carolina have compiled a list of resources for dyslexia and dyscalculia. Click here to read more about these resources.
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