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Resources for students

🧒 Elementary School (Grades K–5)

👦🏾 Junior High / Middle School (Grades 6–8)

👦🏾 Junior High / Middle School (Grades 6–8)

 📚 Academic Tools

  • Nessy Learning: Offers engaging, game-based programs like Nessy Reading & Spelling and Dyslexia Quest to enhance reading and spelling skills.
     
  • All About Spelling: A step-by-step spelling program based on the Orton-Gillingham approach, designed specifically for dyslexic learners.
     
  • Mind Mapping Techniques: Visual note-taking strategies that help break down concepts and plan assignments, reducing the reading and writing load.
     

💪 Confidence & Social-Emotional Support


  • The Dyslexia Classroom: Provides strategies to support the social-emotional needs of dyslexic students, focusing on building self-confidence.
     
  • Understood.org: Offers resources to help children understand their learning differences, fostering self-awareness and resilience. 

👦🏾 Junior High / Middle School (Grades 6–8)

👦🏾 Junior High / Middle School (Grades 6–8)

👦🏾 Junior High / Middle School (Grades 6–8)

 📚 Academic Tools

  • Learning Ally: An audiobook service with human-read narration that syncs with text, aiding comprehension and reducing reading fatigue.
  • Lexia Learning: Offers structured literacy programs that adapt to individual student needs, promoting reading development.
     
  • Assistive Technology Apps: Tools like Voice Dream Reader and Co:Writer support reading and writing tasks, enhancing academic performance.
     

 💪🏾  Confidence & Social-Emotional Support


  • The Dyslexia Classroom: Continues to offer resources tailored to the evolving needs of middle school students, focusing on self-advocacy and confidence.
     
  • Understood.org: Provides age-appropriate content to help adolescents navigate the challenges of dyslexia during middle school years.
     

 🤝🏾  Community & Peer Support


  • Explore1in5.org: A student-driven community platform where teens can share experiences and connect with peers facing similar challenges. 

🧒🏻 High School (Grades 9–12)

👦🏾 Junior High / Middle School (Grades 6–8)

🧒🏻 High School (Grades 9–12)


📚 Academic Support

  • Learning Ally: Access novels, textbooks, and study guides via audiobooks to keep up with content-heavy classes.
     
  • Assistive Tech: Tools like Grammarly, Microsoft Immersive Reader, and Equatio support reading, writing, and math.
     
  • Accommodations: Find guidance on IEPs, 504 plans, and test supports like extended time.
     

💪🏻 Self-Advocacy & Strength

  • The Dyslexia Classroom: Offers tools for high schoolers to understand their learning needs and advocate effectively.
     
  • Understood.org: Provides teen-focused resources for navigating school, confidence, and post-high school planning.
     

🤝🏻 Community & Future


  • Learning Ally Scholarships: 🧑🏻 Scholarships celebrate the achievements of high schoolers with dyslexia.
     

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