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While educators, administrators, and students everywhere are more squarely in the thrust of AI than ever, ambivalence and uncertainty prevail. LD...

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NCLD recently published the results of a survey asking over 1,600 general and special education teachers nationwide how confident they feel...

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Find out why background knowledge is so essential to dyslexia education, and how The Prentice School builds it in their students.

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AIM Academy recently announced that they’re launching an exciting effort to create a State of Early Literacy Report — they're one of many ALDS...

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A Must Read on Dyslexia and the Reading Wars In this New Yorker article published in December, David Owen explores the long running debate...

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Nominate Yourself or a Colleague Task Force Overview An ALDS task force is a dedicated, temporary group of individuals assembled to tackle...

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The International Dyslexia Association (IDA) has released a new definition of dyslexia which is the first update since 2002. This revised...

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Jemicy School in Owings Mills, Maryland is looking for it's next Head of School. Start date for this position is July 1, 2027. Learn More

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"One of the hardest parts of parenting a child with a language-based learning difference is this: progress doesn’t always look the way you expect it...

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"The holiday season is just around the corner, filled with traditions, joy-filled gatherings, sweet treats and a potential surge in stress for...

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Currey Ingram Academy is excited to offer a special scholarship opportunity for teachers in ALDS schools to participate in the Pathways to...

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ALDS schools create environments where neurodiverse students are understood, empowered, and prepared to thrive academically and beyond. Through...

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