Exciting news! The International Dyslexia Association proudly presents the highly anticipated 75th Anniversary Edition of Perspectives on Language and Literacy. This milestone publication offers invaluable insights into Structured Literacy, a crucial aspect of modern literacy instruction. Within its pages, readers will find contributions from leading experts in the field, providing comprehensive perspectives on the importance and practical application of Structured Literacy instruction.

As literacy practices evolve, it’s essential for educators, parents, and stakeholders to stay informed and equipped with the latest research and methodologies. This anniversary edition serves as a beacon of knowledge, guiding readers through the intricacies of Structured Literacy and empowering them to foster literacy success for all learners.

Whether you’re a seasoned educator or a concerned parent, this edition of Perspectives promises to deepen your understanding of literacy instruction and inspire positive change in educational practices. Join us in celebrating this milestone and explore the transformative power of Structured Literacy. For more information and to view our resource website today at www.dyslexialibrary.org.

Wilson is passionate about providing educators with the knowledge and skills they need to help students who may benefit from a systematic, multi-sensory, structured language approach. The professional learning programs are delivered by a nationwide team of expert Literacy Specialists and Trainers. All workshops are virtual.

IDA-NNEA publishes four newsletters annually, two mini-newsletters and two larger news magazines. Take a look inside our February 2024 edition. Some highlights include:

• President’s Letter
• But Will Students Learn to Read? A Review of Vermont Literacy Bills Introduced in January 2024
• New Hampshire Happenings in Professional Learning
• Voices in Reading Research: Interview with Heidi Zollman, Curriculum Director, Rochester School Department in Rochester, NH
• What’s All the Talk about MTSS in Kansas?
• College Corner: Self-Advocacy and Teens
• Changing Course: Large Scale Implementation of the Science of Reading- A School Board Member’s Insights
• New Voices: Interview with Rosalee Dorfman Mohajer
• NH and VT State Leadership Provides Professional Learning for Teachers
• Free Audio Equipment and Other Supports for Children and Adults with a Reading Disability
• and more…

In October 2020, IDA-NNEA began hosting free, 60-90 minute Zoom session for parents every other month that focuses on a topic from the IDA Dyslexia Fact Sheets. If you don’t know about the fact sheets, be sure to check them out; they’re current, relevant, and full of great information. In addition to our board member panelists, each session will include a guest speaker with deep knowledge of the topic.