Upcoming Events, Workshops & Webinars
How to Navigate the Special Education Process When You Suspect Your Child Has a Learning Disability
How To Navigate the Special Education Process When You Suspect a Learning Disability - A Virtual Parent Workshop on Dec 3rd at 7pm
Student Success Spotlight: Virtual Panel Discussion!
The Student Success Spotlight features four dyslexic students who share their strategies for success. This virtual panel discussion will be hosted on Thursday, Nov. 14th at 7pm.
Navigating the Special Education Process
How To Navigate the Special Education Process - A Parent Workshop on Oct 29th, 2024 at 7pm - Southington Community YMCA
Decoding Dyslexia Iowa Educator Conference
The 2024 Decoding Dyslexia Iowa Educator Conference is designed for teachers, AEA professionals, and school administrators who want to learn more about dyslexia and literacy. Each and every child deserves a teacher who knows about dyslexia and the science of reading!
What Parents Need to Know about Special Education Rights with Laura Heneghan, Esq.
This is a virtual webinar with special education attorney Laura Heneghan, Esq.
Do You Have a Struggling Reader? Don’t Delay, Learn What You Need to Know Today!
New City Library - New City, NY
With speakers: Allison Meyerson, M.S. Ed, LIT, Advocate and Member of Right to Read Advocacy, and Saman Mattoo, Literacy M.S. Ed, CALT, LDT, Dyslexic Therapist.
Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities Conference
Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities Parent Conference
Join us at the Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities Conference where Allison Meyerson and Jennifer Bernheim will offer an informative discussion about advocating for struggling readers.
Get ready to be empowered with knowledge and action steps!
Do You Have a Struggling Reader? Don’t Delay, Learn What You Need to Know Today!
Nanuet Library in Nanuet, NY
With speakers: Allison Meyerson, M.S. Ed, LIT, Advocate and Member of Right to Read Advocacy, and Saman Mattoo, Literacy M.S. Ed, CALT, LDT, Dyslexic Therapist.
Do You Have a Struggling Reader? Don’t Delay, Learn What You Need to Know Today!
Nyack Library’s Saturday Learning Series in Nyack, NY
With speakers: Allison Meyerson, M.S. Ed, LIT, Advocate and Member of Right to Read Advocacy, and Saman Mattoo, Literacy M.S. Ed, CALT, LDT, Dyslexic Therapist.
Literacy Evaluations: What Parents Need to Know
Virtual
Hosted by Catherine Scholl, M.S. Ed, C-SWD, C-SLDI, Literacy Evaluator + Member of Right to Read Advocacy
What is the Orton-Gillingham Approach and Why Does it Work?
Virtual
Hosted by Allison Meyerson, M.S. Ed, LIT, Advocate and Member of Right to Read Advocacy.
Webinar: Do You Have a Struggling Reader? Don’t Delay, Learn What You Need to Know Today!
Virtual
With speakers: Catherine Scholl, M.S. Ed, C-SWD, C-SLDI, Literacy Evaluator + Member of Right to Read Advocacy and Allison Meyerson, M.S. Ed, LIT, Advocate and Member of Right to Read Advocacy.
Do You Have a Struggling Reader? Don’t Delay, Learn What You Need to Know Today!
Weston Public Library - Weston, CT
With speakers: Jennifer Bernheim, Advocate + Founder of Right to Read Advocacy, and Catherine Scholl, M.S. Ed, C-SWD, C-SLDI, Literacy Evaluator + Member of Right to Read Advocacy.
Workshop: Do You Have a Struggling Reader? Don’t Delay, Learn What You Need to Know Today!
Weston Public Library - Weston, CT
With speakers: Jennifer Bernheim, Advocate + Founder of Right to Read Advocacy, and Catherine Scholl, M.S. Ed, C-SWD, C-SLDI, Literacy Evaluator + Member of Right to Read Advocacy.
Workshop: Do You Have a Struggling Reader? Don’t Delay, Learn What You Need to Know Today!
Monroe Free Library — Monroe, NY
With speakers: Allison Meyerson, M.S. Ed, LIT, Advocate and Member of Right to Read Advocacy, and Saman Mattoo, Literacy M.S. Ed, CALT, LDT, Dyslexic Therapist.
Online Assistive Technology Tools for the Dyslexic Learner
In honor of Dyslexia Awareness Month, we’ve invited Katie Cronin, Assistive Technology Professional, M.Ed, ATP, to share a variety of free, web-based technology tools that can be used to support dyslexic learners.
Webinar: The Power of Decodable Texts: Bring the Science of Reading and Joy to Reading
This edWebinar will help you use decodable books to bring the Science of Reading research—and joy—into your classroom. Decodable texts allow children to apply and practice phonics knowledge precisely as they read. The good news is that you can meanwhile support their deep comprehension, talk, knowledge development, and above all, engagement in reading and sense of personal agency. Attend this session to:
· Learn to use screener data and a granular decoding assessment to match kids to decodable texts
· Learn ways to curate a balanced reading diet for K-2 kids
· Get a progression of decoding strategies and some beautiful tools that will make the hard work of decoding playful and fun
· Watch videos of some high-leverage, replicable small groups that will accelerate your readers’ growth
· Learn to write your own decodable books tailored to your children’s passions and their phonics development
· Hear research that informs the use of decodable books
· Discover ways well-written decodable books can support comprehension and vocabulary
This edWebinar will be of interest to K-2 teachers and school and district leaders. There will be time for questions at the end of the presentation.