Resources
Browse our collection of dyslexia resources including fact sheets, articles, books, videos, and local service providers.
Fact Sheet Library
IDA fact sheets are convenient, professionally reviewed materials designed to improve understanding and support advocacy initiatives. Fact sheets are frequently used to enrich and supplement IEP meetings, school board discussions, and district policy initiatives. Click on topics of interest below to view and download fact sheets.
Adolescents and Adults with Dyslexia
DownloadAdvocating for Students with Dyslexia in Public Schools
DownloadAccommodations for College Students with Dyslexia
DownloadDyslexia and the Brain
DownloadDyslexia, Stress and Anxiety
DownloadEvaluating Professionals for Dyslexia Services
DownloadGifted and Dyslexic
DownloadHomeschooling and Dyslexia
DownloadOral Language and Dyslexia
DownloadSpelling and Dyslexia
DownloadTransition to College for Students with Dyslexia
DownloadUnderstanding Dysgraphia
DownloadFamily Guide to Building Language Comprehension
DownloadFor additional topics, please visit thefact sheet library on the IDA National Office Website
Dallas Dyslexia Information Group (DDIG)
About DDIG
The DDIG is a monthly webinar series for the Dallas-Fort Worth community held on the second Monday of each month from 7:00-8:30 p.m. virtually. Speakers and learning disability professionals deliver information and resources concerning learning differences to various audiences.
Presentations are free and open to the public, with optional CEUs or certificates available for a nominal fee.
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 $10, professionals receive:
- ✓1.5 CEUs for ALTA members
- ✓Certificate of Attendance for educators
- ✓Professional development documentation
Upcoming DDIG Meetings
May 11, 2026
Jason Steward, MEd
How AI Rapidly Improves Reading Skills for Students with Dyslexia, ADHD, and Autism
Learn about a National Science Foundation project developing an AI-powered co-reading system designed to support students with dyslexia and other learning differences. The tool identifies reading challenges and helps students practice independently at home or school.
Register HereJune 8, 2026
Nicole Vella, Ed.D., C-SLDS
Unlocking the Power of Graphic Novels to Support Comprehension
Graphic novels can be a powerful way to engage readers and strengthen comprehension. This session explores how graphic novels differ from traditional texts and shares practical strategies to use them effectively to support understanding and engagement.
Registration opens two weeks before the event
November 9, 2026
Noemi Berlus
Making Reading Click: A Parent’s Guide to Decodable Books
Parents will learn what decodable books are, why they are important for developing readers, and how to choose and use them effectively. The session also highlights common pitfalls to avoid so reading practice remains positive and productive.
Registration opens two weeks before the event
Past Topics
Recommended Books
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Videos & Webinars
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