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CANCELED The IDA Dallas Conference Committee has made the difficult decision to postpone the Oklahoma Conference. We sincerely apologize for the short notice and any inconvenience this may cause. This was not an easy decision, and we truly appreciate your understanding. You will receive a full refund for your registration in the near future. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.

Join us at Scottish Rite Learning Center of West Texas for the Annual Scottish Rite Learning Center of West Texas Lecture Series focused on "Advances in Literacy". This year's event features recognized experts in the field of advancing literacy, hands on engagement and opportunities to connect with fellow educators, clinicians, and advocates. CEUs: Participants will receive 6.0 continuing education hours. Program Highlights Include: Dr. María Cioè-Peña – "Descriptive Inquiry at the Margins: The power of stories and storytelling in and across (special/language) education contexts"; Jennifer Hasser – "Building a Rock-Solid Foundation: Strengthen Comprehension, Vocabulary, and Writing Skills Throughout Phonics Instruction"; Dr. Thea Woodruff – "Using Data to Tell Stories within an MTSS Framework"; Nancy Disterlic – "Beyond Reading: Navigating Dyslexia in the Classroom and Life"

Designing Engaging, Effective Morphology Lessons for Students in Grades 4–8 with Mary McFarlin, M.A., C-SLDS

Join IDA Dallas at Scottish Rite for Children for the 52nd Annual IDA Dallas Regional Conference focused on advancing understanding and support for individuals with dyslexia. This year's event features leading experts, hands-on learning, and opportunities to connect with fellow educators, clinicians, and advocates. CEUs: Participants will receive 5.5 continuing education hours. Program Highlights Include: Dr. Anna Middleton – Identification and remediation of orthographic and graphomotor deficits related to dysgraphia; Guided Tour: Luke Waites Center for Dyslexia & Learning Disorders Exhibit; Dr. Amy Thompson – Supporting comprehension through executive function and technology; Dr. Layne Pethick – Understanding dyslexia through brain-based learning. The schedule also includes networking time, Q&A sessions, and a light lunch.

What Do the Changes in the U.S. Department of Education Mean for Students with Disabilities, Including Dyslexia? with Dr. David Herford

Our annual three-day conference featuring keynote speakers, workshops, and networking opportunities. Topics include the latest research, effective interventions, and advocacy strategies.

Five-day intensive training in the Orton-Gillingham approach to teaching reading. Designed for educators, tutors, and specialists.

Experience firsthand what it feels like to have dyslexia through our interactive simulation activities. Great for educators, employers, and family members.

Learn strategies to help adolescents with dyslexia improve organization, time management, and study skills.

Discover the latest assistive technology tools that can help individuals with dyslexia succeed in school and the workplace.

Monthly support group for families affected by dyslexia. Share experiences, strategies, and resources in a supportive environment.

Join our expert panel to learn about evidence-based structured literacy approaches for teaching students with dyslexia. CEU credits available.

This workshop provides parents with essential information about dyslexia, including signs, evaluations, and effective interventions. Learn how to support your child's learning journey.