Understanding Dyslexia - Part 1 | Inclusion Solutions

The Course

Dive into the complexities of dyslexia with this engaging course designed to unravel the mysteries behind one of the most common learning disabilities. We’ll begin by breaking down what dyslexia really is, going beyond the myths to understand the neurological underpinnings and how it affects the reading and language processing abilities of individuals. As we explore the signs and symptoms, you'll gain a solid foundation in the early identification strategies that are crucial for supporting those with dyslexia.

Harnessing this knowledge, you'll learn to apply practical, hands-on approaches to help individuals with dyslexia overcome their challenges. We'll cover educational tools and accommodations that can make a real difference in educational settings and beyond. By the end of this course, not only will you have a deeper understanding of dyslexia, but you'll also be equipped with actionable insights to foster inclusivity and champion the strengths of those with dyslexia in everyday life.

What you will learn

When I put together this learning experience, I drew from both cutting-edge research and deep personal insights to ensure that you're getting the most comprehensive understanding of the topic. It's structured to take you gently by the hand, guiding you through the complexities at a pace that's just right. No matter your starting point, you'll find the content accessible and engaging. Each lesson builds meticulously on the last, equipping you with the knowledge and strategies that promise to be transformative. I’ve taken great care to pepper in real-life examples and practical techniques, so you can see the direct impact of what you’re learning. It's our shared journey into unlocking potential, and I've made sure it’s as clear and beneficial as possible.

Your instructor

Sue Milano, an accomplished educator and advocate for inclusive education, has dedicated over a decade to shaping welcoming and supportive learning environments in the Diocese of Phoenix's Catholic schools. Her pioneering efforts in fostering a Community of Inclusion reflect her deep commitment to integrating students with learning differences, such as those with Down Syndrome and developmental delays, into mainstream educational settings. Sue's passion is anchored in her belief that all students deserve a place where they can thrive academically and socially, a conviction that shines through her work and teachings on dyslexia.

At the heart of Sue's approach lies a robust skill set in providing specialized instruction, empowering educators with effective strategies, and forging strong community alliances to sustain inclusivity in faith-based schools. Her expertise extends to advocating for students and parents, ensuring accessible resources and support systems that enable children to reach their full potential. As an instructor of "Understanding Dyslexia - Part 1," Sue inspires with her hands-on experience, emphasizing tailored teaching methods that resonate with students' unique learning styles, fostering a deeper, empathetic understanding of dyslexia.