Dallas Dyslexia Information Group (DDIG)
A monthly webinar series offering CEUs and connecting the dyslexia community with resources and information
About DDIG
The Dallas Dyslexia Information Group (DDIG) is a monthly webinar series for the Dallas-Fort Worth community. Each month, DDIG speakers and other learning disability professionals provide information and resources concerning learning differences to parents, educators, LD professionals, and others interested in learning more about dyslexia and related topics.
DDIG provides valuable information and educational content about dyslexia and related learning differences. These presentations are free and open to the public.
One and one half CEU's or a Certificate of Attendance are given to Academic Language Therapy Association members, LD professionals, Educators, and other Professionals for $10.
Registration links are provided approximately a month before the meeting. So, check back then or follow us on Eventbrite to keep up with all our events.
Who Should Attend?
- ✓Parents of children with dyslexia
- ✓Educators and teaching professionals
- ✓Adults with dyslexia
- ✓Learning disability professionals
- ✓Anyone interested in learning about dyslexia
Professional Benefits
For just $10, professionals can receive:
- ✓1.5 CEUs for ALTA members
- ✓Certificate of Attendance for educators
- ✓Professional development documentation
Attendance and participation are completely free for all attendees. The $10 fee applies only to those requesting CEUs or certificates.
Upcoming DDIG Meetings
Literacy Instruction for Nonresponders and Students at Risk: A Practical Method for Teaching ALL Students to Read
Charlotte Gregor
A practical approach to literacy instruction focusing on effective methods for students who struggle with traditional reading instruction. Learn strategies that can help all students develop strong reading skills, with special emphasis on at-risk learners.
Streamlining Dyslexia Evaluations the Smart Way
Ashley Arnold, MA - WPS
This session will introduce participants to the Tests of Dyslexia (TOD™), which is the first comprehensive assessment of dyslexia, eliminating the need to use tests from different assessments. Composed of three batteries, including a screener, the TOD includes screening and assessing for dyslexia in people ages 5-89. Most importantly, the TOD includes the Dyslexia Interventions and Recommendations guide to help examiners develop IEPs and targeted intervention plans to address specific skill weaknesses.
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Dr. Dana Judd
Topic details coming soon. Please check back for updates on this presentation.
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Nicki Winter - Brilliant Strengths
Topic details coming soon. Please check back for updates on this presentation.
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Speaker to be announced
Details for this session will be posted closer to the date. Please check back for updates.
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Amie Davenport - Region 10
Topic details coming soon. Please check back for updates on this presentation.
Past Topics
Previous DDIG Presentations
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