Building A Dyslexia Parent Group – Step 8 – Free Udemy Courses - FTD

Building A Dyslexia Parent Group – Step 8 – Free Udemy Courses

Step 8 – The Future Is Activism

What you’ll learn

Building A Dyslexia Parent Group – Step 8 – Free Udemy Courses

How to help foster other Parent Groups
How to pass Statewide Dyslexia legislation
Broader impacts you can have through your literacy advocacy
Ideas from literacy thought leaders about your advocacy impact

Requirements

No requirements are needed for this course, though we recommend completing the previous courses.

Description

Welcome Fellow Parent!

Welcome to our course

Building A Dyslexia Parent Group – Step 8

. Please make sure to download the

WORKBOOK

link on our website and open to Step 8. This guide will help you navigate this lecture.

A New World

We’re so excited that you’ve reached this point in your journey. You have changed the course of history for your child and your school district – you should be very proud of yourself! There’s a special kind of person who continues on this mission to help even more children learn to read. Now you have an opportunity to leverage your success and broaden your impact across your state and the country.

Step 8 will inspire you and explore how you can have an impact on millions of children, children whose names you may never know. We have interviewed successful parent groups and thought leaders. How can you stop now that you know the injustice and have found a way to right that wrong? There is a feeling that you get when you go into a classroom and hear a teacher doing a lesson based on science and hear children in that very moment learning to read. That feeling is indescribable. Our work is not done until every child learns to read!

Step 8 – Featured Guest Speakers:

The guest speakers who participated in the Step 8 videos are Mindy Patrick, Carole Dorn-Bell, Melissa Binkley, Michael Bucey, Mike McGovern, Kareem Weaver, Steven Dykstra, Emily Hanford, Julie Kowalczyk, and Brett Tingley.

Step 8 – Quotes:

“Education means emancipation. It means light and liberty.

– Frederick Douglass, Blessings of Liberty and Education

Disclaimer:

The following content represents the opinion of the presenter(s) and is not intended as a substitute for professional legal advice, medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your attorney, advocate, physician, or another qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding any legal, medical, or educational concerns.