One in five children has a language-based learning disability, most commonly dyslexia. And when these disabilities go unrecognized, it can have long-term impacts on a child’s education and the way they feel about learning. They require a multidisciplinary approach. Early, specialized support can make a world of difference. On this Line One, host Dr. Jillian Woodruff and her guests explore how targeted, multi-sensory interventions can help rewire the brain and support lasting learning.
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Early supports for dyslexia and other learning disabilities | Line One
One in five children has a language-based learning disability, most commonly dyslexia. Early, specialized support can help young learners succeed for years to come.
HOST: Dr. Jillian Woodruff
GUESTS:
- Heather Walton - Owner & Founder, Reading Write Alaska
- Ashly Beckes - Director of Operations, Reading Write Alaska
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- Reading Write Alaska
- A Family Guide to Building Language Comprehension Through Reading Aloud | International Dyslexia Association
- Early Learning Programs | Alaska Department of Education & Early Development
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