Dyslexia Strategies for the Classroom: Structured Literacy and Accommodations
Supporting a dyslexic student takes strategies grounded in research. This guide brings them together for teachers and parents who want clear answers instead of jargon.
What's Inside
- Understanding Dyslexia: core characteristics at every age, universal screening and comprehensive assessment
- Evidence-Based Interventions: structured literacy, multi-tiered support, Orton-Gillingham, the Wilson Reading System, morphological instruction and classroom case studies
- Accommodations, Legal Requirements and Technology: IEP vs. 504, presentation, response, timing and setting accommodations, UDL, assistive technology and IDEA, Section 504 and the ADA
- Inclusive Environments and Parent Support: neurodiversity-affirming culture, social and emotional needs and home reading strategies
- Professional Development and Implementation: certification pathways, a phased implementation roadmap and action steps for teachers, parents and administrators
Key Insight and Actionable Strategy boxes highlight the main takeaways.
How It Helps You
- Helps you choose interventions and accommodations with confidence
- Prepares you for IEP and 504 meetings
- Gives parents strategies they can use at home
Ways to Use It
Use it to build intervention plans, select accommodations, prepare for meetings and support reading growth at home, from early childhood through adolescence.
Who It's For
Classroom teachers, reading specialists, special education teachers, administrators and parents of dyslexic learners.
Format
Digital reference guide (print or read on screen). Instant download.
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