Dyslexia: Identification and Assessment for Informing Instruction

Characteristics of dyslexia change over time and vary in severity. However, there are indicators of risk for dyslexia that educators can look for across age and grade spans, so support can be provided as early as possible. This course provides faculty and staff members with an overview of dyslexia identification and procedures for assessment. Topics include: ways to define dyslexia, processes for evaluation and identification, universal screening, progress monitoring, and methods of evaluation for special education.

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Course Details

Learning Objectives

U.S. National

This version is designed for school faculty and staff.

Duration: 29 minutes

Language: EN

Lynne Loeser, MEd

Author

Lynne Loeser, MEd, works as an independent consultant with Voyager Sopris West as a national trainer providing Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS). She has worked in public education for more than 40 years, including as a special education teacher, beginning teacher mentor, instructional coach and professional development trainer. She recently retired from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction as the statewide consultant for specific learning disabilities and ADHD where she spearheaded a statewide initiative bringing awareness and knowledge of dyslexia to educators; co-developing a course on dyslexia; and creating a team of more than 80 trainers across the state.

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