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Julie Washington Fall 2021 Keynote Address – Teaching African American Children to Read: The Impact of Language Variation

This entry was posted in Living with Dyslexia PBIDA Science of Reading on April 12, 2022 by PBIDA

By John R. Kruidenier, Ed.D. When Dr. Julie Washington presented her keynote address at PBIDA’s 43rd Annual Fall Conference, she compared the difficulties that most […]

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Interview with Dr. Johnson-Rockmore about her new book Journey of Hope

This entry was posted in Living with Dyslexia PBIDA on March 18, 2022 by PBIDA

Editor’s Note: Journey of Hope will be available for purchase at PBIDA’s Conference on April 9th. It can also be purchased through Amazon or Vessels of Hope. We […]

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George Vosburgh, the 2021 Janet L. Hoopes Award Recipient

This entry was posted in Living with Dyslexia PBIDA on November 16, 2021 by PBIDA

By Mary Ellen Trent George Vosburgh, former Head of School at The Crossroads School and the Kildonan School, as well as a committed volunteer and […]

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Transforming How Reading is Taught: Partnerships to Change Policies and Practice

This entry was posted in PBIDA Science of Reading Teacher Training on October 1, 2021 by PBIDA

Editor’s Note: The following article summarizes Margie Gillis’s presentation at 2020’s annual PBIDA conference. By John R. Kruidenier, Ed.D. Sufficient evidence exists that struggling readers, […]

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SIRI is Mightier Than the Sword—Using Technology for Written Communication

This entry was posted in Assistive Technology Living with Dyslexia PBIDA on September 7, 2021 by PBIDA

By Paul Shump and Don Shump For many years the pen was mightier than the sword. It was a time when written communication began and […]

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