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Professional Learning
We recognize the transformative power educators can have for students with dyslexia; we offer structured literacy webinars, workshops and training courses in French and English.
Podcast
Host Kate Winn welcomes weekly experts on our podcast Reading Road Trip for candid conversations about literacy instruction, intervention, and assessment.
Conferences
Our annual Literacy & Learning Educator Conference is an opportunity to learn from local, national, and international experts, and connect with our vibrant community of literacy learners.
Outreach and Advocacy
We build awareness of dyslexia and structured literacy in the community, and advocate with other stakeholders for policy change.
Dyslexia Awareness & Resources
We promote dyslexia awareness and effective resources through our website, our Reading Roadtrip podcast, directly to the community through our infoline, ongoing webinars and inperson events across Ontario.
Membership
Memberships are designed to provide supporters with regular content covering the latest research and best practices on dyslexia and reading instruction, special rates for events and conferences, discounts on merchandise, and at select levels, listings in IDA’s Provider Directory.
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Learn More About Dyslexia
Basics of Dyslexia
Individuals with dyslexia often have difficulty with phonological processing, which refers to the ability to process sounds in spoken language.
Suspect Dyslexia?
Recognizing the signs of dyslexia in children is crucial for early identification and intervention.
Screening and Prevention
By identifying and addressing potential challenges at an early stage, we can provide targeted support and interventions that can significantly impact a child's reading abilities.
Structured Literacy
Structured literacy is necessary for individuals with dyslexia, but it is beneficial for all learners.