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Dyslexia is the most common learning difference affecting children in our schools. Students with dyslexia struggle to read, to write, to succeed. Parents who want to help their children be successful at school and at home turn to the International Dyslexia Association for current information and resources.

Helping parents become well-informed advocates for the needs of individuals with dyslexia and learning differences

The Pennsylvania Branch of the International Dyslexia Association (PBIDA) offers support and information to parents throughout Pennsylvania and Delaware. The branch provides referrals on local tutors, diagnosticians, advocates, and schools and provides support for parents and adults. The branch newsletter, Focus, and the PBIDA.org website keep parents and educators informed about the most current news, programs, and information on the issues of dyslexia.

Equipping educators with research-based information
on the most effective ways to teach students with dyslexia

Educators now have solid, research-based information on the most effective teaching approaches for students with dyslexia. The PBIDA is committed to sharing current research and classroom practice with area educators. Each year the branch hosts a full day conference with workshops on reading and language research, assessment and instruction practices, neuroscience and brain research, and other key issues of interest to educators.

The PBIDA also co-sponsors continuing education programs with local and national teacher training institutes and supports continuing education for educators by providing financial aid scholarships for the annual fall conference and teacher training workshops.

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