Presentation Overview:  Books provide windows and mirrors for our children – mirrors of their own lived experiences and windows into experiences different from their own.  Join us as we explore books for young children and adolescents with learning differences specifically highlighting dyslexia and ADHD.  Several books and authors will be presented, and participants will have...Read More

Have you ever wondered how the reading brain stores thousands and thousands of words for instant and effortless word retrieval? Once words are learned, they are not forgotten and become part of our sight vocabulary. You may be thinking well what is a sight word?” Is it a phonetically regular word or a phonetically irregular...Read More

Structured literacy approaches have long been proven effective in creating a future for students who struggle with dyslexia and related language-based learning differences. Yet, similar adaptations for dyscalculia through structured math interventions are still emerging. Much work remains to bring these life-changing math services to students and families. With over a decade of demonstrated success...Read More