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Made By Dyslexia is a global charity dedicated to redefining dyslexia by promoting awareness and understanding of the unique strengths that come with it. The organization advocates for education systems to recognize, support, and nurture dyslexic thinking skills. Made By Dyslexia partners with schools, educators, and corporations to provide free resources and training, aiming to empower dyslexic individuals and help them thrive in a world that often misunderstands their abilities.

Microsoft and Made By Dyslexia have a shared mission to empower every person with dyslexia to reach their potential, and we have partnered with them to create tools to help make this happen. This course will provide essential insights into dyslexia, which we believe all educators and parents should have. It will also provide an overview of ways teachers can elevate their practice to scaffold support for students in any content area.

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In partnership with The Schenck School, ReadSource developed an informative series of awareness videos designed to support educators, parents, and anyone working with struggling readers.

These videos offer accessible, research-backed strategies to better understand reading challenges and how to address them effectively. Each video provides a concise overview of key concepts and actionable approaches, equipping viewers with practical tools to help struggling readers thrive both in and out of the classroom.

Whether you're an educator looking for classroom strategies or a parent seeking ways to support reading at home, these videos are a valuable resource for fostering literacy success.

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Explore a wealth of knowledge through our Lectures section, where we feature expert presentations co-hosted by The Schenck School and ReadSource. Here, you can dive into a range of topics, from Dr. Margie Gillis' insights on structured literacy instruction to Dr. Julie Washington’s research on language variation and its impact on teaching African American children to read.

Additionally, you’ll find Dr. Tiffany Hogan's recent advancements on the language basis of dyslexia and sessions on early intervention, expository writing, and resilience for educators and parents. Access lecture recordings and slides to continue learning from leading voices in literacy.

Lectures