Dallas Branch International Dyslexia Association - Until Everyone Can Read!

Resource Library

Discover essential information, tools, and resources for individuals with dyslexia, parents, and educators

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For Parents

Finding Help

Resources and guidance for finding dyslexia evaluations, qualified professionals, and intervention services for your child.

Supporting Your Child

Practical strategies and tips for supporting your child with dyslexia at home and collaborating effectively with teachers.

School Advocacy

Information about your child's educational rights and strategies for advocating for appropriate services and accommodations.

Homeschooling

Resources and curriculum suggestions for parents who are homeschooling their children with dyslexia.

Assistive Technology

Learn about helpful technologies and tools that can assist individuals with dyslexia in reading, writing, and organizing their work.

Helpful Websites

A curated collection of websites offering valuable information, tools, and support for individuals with dyslexia and their families.

For Educators

For Teachers

Classroom strategies, accommodation ideas, and resources for general education teachers working with students who have dyslexia.

Become a Tutor

Information about training programs, certification options, and pathways to becoming a qualified dyslexia specialist or tutor.

Professional Development

Continuing education opportunities, workshops, and resources to enhance your knowledge and skills in dyslexia education.

Wilson Language Training

Structured Literacy Programs
Evidence-based training for teachers and specialists

The Wilson Reading System® (WRS) is a structured literacy program based on phonological-coding research and Orton-Gillingham principles. It provides a complete curriculum for teaching decoding and encoding (spelling) to students with word-level deficits.

Wilson Language Training offers comprehensive professional learning for educators working with struggling readers, including students with dyslexia. The programs are highly respected and widely implemented across schools nationwide.

National Resources

For additional resources, please visit the International Dyslexia Association's national website. There you'll find comprehensive information about dyslexia research, advocacy, and support.

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