The new IDA dyslexia definition: 7 key changes parents and educators need to know
The IDA updated the dyslexia definition for the first time in 20+ years. Here’s what changed and what it means for families, schools, and adults.
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There are four major Federal laws that discuss access to and funding of Assistive Technology and rights of the Disabled We briefly will review each one.
The IDA updated the dyslexia definition for the first time in 20+ years. Here’s what changed and what it means for families, schools, and adults.
July is Disability Pride Month. Learn what it means for people with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning disabilities, and how the ADA protects your rights.
Children with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences face a steeper summer slide and fewer affordable programs to stop it. Here’s what families need to know.
IQ testing is no longer required for dyslexia identification. See what the 2025 definition of dyslexia change means for schools, students, and access to support.
New York’s Dyslexia Diagnosis Access Act (S.5481A/A.2898A) requires insurance to cover neuropsychological testing for dyslexia. Find out if your child qualifies.
There are four major Federal laws that discuss access to and funding of Assistive Technology and rights of the Disabled We briefly will review each one.
This is historical news Simon bill was signed by Gov. Cuomo yesterday. I’m so proud over accomplishment she’s been my mentor for many years and served on our advisory board member before she became assemblywoman. LDRFA .org Took a very active role in advocating for this bill including advocating with the commissioner of disability. This…
Abilities VE2 is Back andBetter than Ever The Abilities Virtual Experience is back to connect you with the disability-focused resources your need from the comfort of your living room. Thanks to all for the great feedback from the first virtual show. We kept everything you loved and improved on everything you didn’t. So settle in…
NO ONE CARES MORE ABOUT YOU THAN YOU DO! Don’t wait for someone else to wander along and offer to change your life for the better.
Thanks to Dr. Bill Cassidy and his efforts to help inmates rather than simply incarcerate them, there is hope that they can lead more productive lives. If we can help people who are challenged with learning disabilities, dyslexia, ADHD, etc. perhaps fewer individuals will wind up behind bars – a benefit to them and to society as a whole.