How to Maximize Stamina and Engagement for Students with Dyslexia

Dyslexia is more than a reading disability! Students with dyslexia spend countless hours working to improve phonological deficits which is a necessary part of their progress. However, another key element to include in the intervention time is teaching them how to access their visual thinking ability to interact with reading, problem solving, math, and comprehension. When students have an accurate perception of how their brain works, they develop skills to regulate and organize learning. this session includes mini lessons that focus on the value of visual thinkers and how to access those skills to learn difficult concepts.

Specifically Designed for Educators Serving Students in Grades K-6: Classroom Teachers, Reading Specialists, Literacy Coaches, Title I Staff, Special Education Staff, Instructional Assistants, Interventionists, and Administrators

• Practical strategies for specially designed instruction that build literacy skills for all students, especially those with dyslexia

• Best strategies for dyslexia including practical suggestions for your reading instruction

• Obtain dozens of easily implemented strategies that work for students who have or may have dyslexia

• Practical ideas for helping all struggling readers in your classroom using specially designed instruction

Beyond Reading: Navigating Dyslexia in the Classroom and Life

Dyslexia is more than just a reading challenge—it impacts various aspects of life, from academics to personal growth and future goals. This session delves into meaningful conversations, lessons, and strategies that empower students with dyslexia to navigate the classroom, daily life, and their ambitions. Attendees will explore practical approaches to managing the inconveniences of dyslexia while discovering strengths through visual thinking strategies, effective time management, and technology. Join us for an engaging discussion on fostering resilience and success beyond reading.