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An Act for Dyslexia Awareness and Teacher Preparation. There are 2 separate bills, one for screening and one related to teacher training. Email learndiff@tds.net if you would like email copies of the bills. You may also contact Learning Difference Network by phone if you would like to advocate at 1-608-497-0233. All types of support are welcome.
Click DYSLEXIA FACT SHEET/ADVOCACY TIPS to view. Click WIBIDA.ORG to visit the website--documents section--for more details.
Contact your WISCONSIN State Senators and Representatives. You may also want to consider writing letters to your local newspapers, sending emails, and calling friends or educators to join you in supporting these bills. Contact organizations to which you belong to generate additional support and discussion. Making an appointment to discuss your concerns in person is a crucial step in this process.
WIBIDA SUMMARY According to the International DYSLEXIA Association® (IDA), as many as Two in Ten people have some degree of dyslexiaan unexpected difficulty in learning to read, even for persons with average and above average intelligence. Someone you know, work with, or love has dyslexia! * In Wisconsin, dyslexia is rarely identified due to inconsistent policies and practices in schools throughout the state. * When identified, a Wisconsin dyslexic is unlikely to be provided with scientifically researched instruction. * Teachers in Wisconsin are not adequately trained or given support in delivery of effective reading instruction for ALL students.
When dyslexia is not identified and treated properly we have
Wisconsin must stop wasting tax dollars! Redirect dollars to establish
. YOU CAN HELP!
1. Log onto: www.wibida.org GO TALK TO A LEGISLATOR
1. To find out about your state representatives in WIsconsin, click WHO ARE MY LEGISLATORS? and you may enter your address to find specific contact information for your area. ENJOY PUBLIC SPEAKING? DO A PRESENTATION ON DYSLEXIA
1. Let us know by calling WIBIDA at 608-355-0911 EDUCATE YOURSELF AND OTHERS
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