Subject Matter Expert
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Emerson Dickman, JD
Special Education Attorney and Past-President of the International Dyslexia Association
Emerson Dickman, JD. is a Special Education Attorney and Child Advocate in New Jersey with 40 years of experience. He is past-President of the International Dyslexia Association and gathered the committee to create the legal definition for dyslexia in 1992. He speaks about dyslexia on the national and international stage, promoting awareness and advocacy. He, along with his wife Georgette Dickman, won the Margaret Byrd Rawson Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Dyslexia Association in 2012.
Course curriculum
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1. Introduction to Understanding & Recognizing Dyslexia
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2. Dyslexia Simulation
- 2.1 Dyslexia Reading Simulation
- 2.2 Dyslexia Reading Simulation Reflection
- 2.3 Dyslexia Writing Simulation
- 2.4 Dyslexia Writing Simulation
- 2.5 "Through Your Eyes" Simulation and Student Narratives from Understood.Org FREE PREVIEW
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3. What Dyslexia Is...
- 3.1 What is Dyslexia? The Definition
- 3.2 Dyslexia is Neurological
- 3.3 Dyslexia is a Processing Disorder
- 3.4 Dyslexia is Hereditary
- 3.5 Dyslexia is Common and Occurs on a Spectrum
- 3.6 Video: What Is Dyslexia?
- Module 3 Quick Quiz
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4. What Dyslexia Isn't...
- 4.1 Myth #1: Dyslexia Causes People to See Letters and Words Backward
- 4.2 Myth #2: Dyslexia Stems from a Lack of Interest in Learning To Read
- 4.3 Myth #3: Having Dyslexia Means You are Not Very Smart
- 4.4 Myth #4: Dyslexia Occurs More Often in Boys Than Girls
- 4.5 Myth #5: Dyslexia Will Be Outgrown and Someday It Will All Just “Click”
- Module 4 Quick Quiz
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5. Dyslexia in the General Ed Classroom
- 5.1 Recognizing Dyslexia in the General Ed Classroom
- 5.2 Screening for Reading Difficulties
- 5.3 Providing Effective Intervention for Students with Dyslexia
- 5.4 Teaching Students with Dyslexia in the Elementary School Classroom
- 5.5 Teaching Students with Dyslexia in the Middle and High School Classroom
- 5.6 Classroom Accommodations for Students with Dyslexia
- Tips for Spotting and Supporting Dyslexia in the Classroom
- Module 5 Quick Quiz
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6. State Specific Laws & Guidelines
- 6.1 Missouri House Bill 2379 (2016)
- 6.2 Universal Screening & Early Dyslexia Identification
- 6.3 Supports & Accommodations Checklist
- Download: Accommodations for Students with Dyslexia - A List for Missouri Educators
- 6.4 In-Service Teacher Training in Dyslexia for All Practicing Teachers
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7. End-of-Course Survey
- End-of-Course Survey
- Additional Resources FREE PREVIEW
Pricing
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$35.00
What They're Saying...
Course Reviews
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Great Introductory Course
Samantha Veenhuis
This is a great course for anyone with limited knowledge of dyselexia. It provides a simple, yes deeper understanding of how dyslexic individuals process language and attempt to make sense of it. Due to the prevalence of dyslexia, I think this is ...
Read MoreThis is a great course for anyone with limited knowledge of dyselexia. It provides a simple, yes deeper understanding of how dyslexic individuals process language and attempt to make sense of it. Due to the prevalence of dyslexia, I think this is a course that all teachers should take. It is only a brief introduction which may be sufficient enough for some, but numerous resources are also provided for those interested in learning more.
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informative and interactive
Jennifer Lechner
great basic information on dyslexia and some great resources to learn more.
great basic information on dyslexia and some great resources to learn more.
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Simple to Understand Overview
Kathy Prater
This course provides a detailed, but simple overview of what dyslexia may look like. I encourage anyone working in the education field from young children through college-aged students to watch. The simulations are excellent in helping to unders...
Read MoreThis course provides a detailed, but simple overview of what dyslexia may look like. I encourage anyone working in the education field from young children through college-aged students to watch. The simulations are excellent in helping to understand how these students are struggling.
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Would recommend for someone just learning about dyslexia
Angela Cox
I would recommend this course for someone who has just learned that they are or their children are dyslexic. It has a lot of valuable information and resources.
I would recommend this course for someone who has just learned that they are or their children are dyslexic. It has a lot of valuable information and resources.
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Great for elementary classroom teachers
Kristen Koeller
This is a great overview of dyslexia for elementary teachers. If you are a teacher and you have wondered what dyslexia is and how to help dyslexic students in your classroom, this series is worth every minute of your time -- and it's only 35 min...
Read MoreThis is a great overview of dyslexia for elementary teachers. If you are a teacher and you have wondered what dyslexia is and how to help dyslexic students in your classroom, this series is worth every minute of your time -- and it's only 35 minutes!
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Great program!
Evanne Mingori
Great information!
Great information!
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Amazing!
Jessica Hoff
What a depth of knowledge in an easy and interesting format. I have learned so much from this program and will recommend it to others.
What a depth of knowledge in an easy and interesting format. I have learned so much from this program and will recommend it to others.
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Good basic information on dyslexia and access to links for further investigation.
Debra Williams
Presented in an orderly, interactive, and easy to understand format.
Presented in an orderly, interactive, and easy to understand format.
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