Addressing Dyslexia in New York State Public Schools
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Emily Neuschotz
8 years ago
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Deirdre McManus
8 years ago
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Eva Arias
8 years ago
Request an independent evaluation in writing. You can email the schools psychologist. Fight for private school or private Tutoring.
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Eva Arias
8 years ago
Get her an independent evaluation. LenoxHill has low cost. But must get on a waiting list. Get on the waiting list.
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Eva Arias
8 years ago
Get an independent evaluation. Then find an attorney through advocates for children.
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Eva Arias
8 years ago
Get an independent evaluation ASAP if you don't have one yet. Public schools do not help dyslexic students. My son is heading to high school next year, and still no proper reading or writing program. Public school tactics are to wear you down, add cheap services child doesn't need, delay IEP meetings, falsify service records, try sweet talking and hope time goes by quickly and pass them on to the next school. Call a dyslexic school. They'll advise you on what to do so you can get private school. Sadly, I wish I could start over with what I know now. DON'T WAIT PLEASE.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
NY
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Aileen Dlugosz
8 years ago
New York
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Alysa B Arnold
8 years ago
New York
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Marilyn Bartlett
8 years ago
We must make reading and learning accessible for all persons with dyslexia!
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Jason Caporale
8 years ago
I was a student with a “reading disability” and was never told I had dyslexia. I am now becoming a special education teacher in NYC to fight the battle students with all kinds of learning disabilities face.
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Maria Heredia
8 years ago
NY
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Anonymous
8 years ago
NY
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Emily
8 years ago
New York
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Seena Cushman
8 years ago
Let’s do this and make a difference!!!
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Kate Conn
8 years ago
Why is it taking so long for this common sense and evidence based approach?
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Terri Waverla
8 years ago
Very much needed in New York State
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Andrea Dickson
8 years ago
This is a Wonderful effort! All states should adopt this for our school systems!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Have you heard of Read Write Inc? Schools in the UK that teach Read Write Inc have seen a drastic decrease in the number of children with dyslexia. Come learn more at one of our 2018 workshops: http://www.ruthmiskin.com/en/training-courses/ruth-miskin-training-usa-event/
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Yankees1
Request an independent evaluation in writing. You can email the schools psychologist. Fight for private school or private Tutoring.
Get her an independent evaluation. LenoxHill has low cost. But must get on a waiting list. Get on the waiting list.
Get an independent evaluation. Then find an attorney through advocates for children.
Get an independent evaluation ASAP if you don't have one yet. Public schools do not help dyslexic students. My son is heading to high school next year, and still no proper reading or writing program. Public school tactics are to wear you down, add cheap services child doesn't need, delay IEP meetings, falsify service records, try sweet talking and hope time goes by quickly and pass them on to the next school. Call a dyslexic school. They'll advise you on what to do so you can get private school. Sadly, I wish I could start over with what I know now. DON'T WAIT PLEASE.
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New York
New York
We must make reading and learning accessible for all persons with dyslexia!
I was a student with a “reading disability” and was never told I had dyslexia. I am now becoming a special education teacher in NYC to fight the battle students with all kinds of learning disabilities face.
NY
NY
New York
Let’s do this and make a difference!!!
Why is it taking so long for this common sense and evidence based approach?
Very much needed in New York State
This is a Wonderful effort! All states should adopt this for our school systems!
Have you heard of Read Write Inc? Schools in the UK that teach Read Write Inc have seen a drastic decrease in the number of children with dyslexia. Come learn more at one of our 2018 workshops: http://www.ruthmiskin.com/en/training-courses/ruth-miskin-training-usa-event/
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