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Understanding Dyslexia & Dysgraphia Intro Video

1.1 Understanding Dyslexia & Dysgraphia Course Overview

Understanding Dyslexia & Dysgraphia for CA Educators Course Learning Guide

2.1 Video: The Reading Brain

Discussion Post #1: The Reading Brain

2.2 The Five Components of Reading and Writing

2.3 The Alphabetic Principle

2.4 The Simple View of Reading

Module 2 Knowledge Check

3.1 Dyslexia Simulation

Dyslexia Reading Simulation Reflection

3.2 Video: What Is Dyslexia?

Discussion Post #2: What is Dyslexia?

3.3 What is Dyslexia? The Definition

3.4 Dyslexia: Core Deficits

3.5 Video: What Does Dyslexia Look & Sound Like?

3.6 Student Testimonials: Struggling with Reading Difficulties

3.7 Dyslexia Case Studies

Module 3 Knowledge Check

4.1 Dysgraphia Writing Simulation

Dysgraphia Writing Simulation Reflection

4.2 Video: What is Dysgraphia?

Discussion Post #3: What is Dysgraphia?

4.3 Dysgraphia Core Deficits

4.4 Dysgraphia Red Flags Across the Grade Levels

Module 4 Knowledge Check

​5.1 Myth #1: Dyslexia Causes People to See Letters and Words Backward

5.2 Myth #2: Dyslexia Stems from a Lack of Interest in Learning To Read

5.3 Myth #3: Having Dyslexia or Dysgraphia Means You are Not Very Smart

5.4 Myth #4: Dyslexia Occurs More Often in Boys Than Girls

5.5 Myth #5: Dyslexia & Dysgraphia Will Be Outgrown and Someday It Will All Just “Click”

Module 5 Quick Quiz

6.1 Screening

6.2 Intervening

6.3 Accommodating

6.4 Teaching Students with Dyslexia and Dysgraphia in the Elementary School Classroom

6.5 Teaching Students with Dyslexia in the Middle and High School Classroom

6.6 Supporting Multilingual/English Learners through MTSS/RTI

Download: Tip Sheet & Tools for Supporting Struggling Students

Module 6 Knowledge Check