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Nebraska Department of Education
Nebraska's department of education's guide on dyslexia.
"The Nebraska Dyslexia Association was founded on February 1, 1984 to promote the work of Dr. Samuel T. Orton in the study, prevention, and treatment of the specific language function known as dyslexia.
The Nebraska Dyslexia Association, formerly the Nebraska Branch of the International Dyslexia Association, works to enhance the public's perception and understanding of dyslexia and related language/learning abilities."
Nevada Department of Education
Nevada's department of education's PDF on dyslexia.
"Elko County's resources for dyslexia."
Nevada Department of Education
Nevada's department of education's PDF on dyslexia.
"Elko County's resources for dyslexia."
New Jersey Department of Education
New Jersey's department of education's resources on dyslexia.
"At Susan Clark Law Group LLC, our goal is to empower families by identifying and working to obtain the educational tools and supports they need for their children with special needs. Knowledge is power, and we help parents navigate the system to become strong and organized advocates for their children."
"The Total Learning Center in Neptune, New Jersey is a unique facility that offers remedial programs for children and adults with dyslexia, attention deficit disorder and other learning disabilities. We specialize in the areas of reading, spelling, and written language utilizing the Wilson Reading Curriculum."
North East Reigonal Education CoOperative
"Welcome to the online home of Northeast Regional Education Cooperative (REC#4). Established in 1984 by the New Mexico State Department of Education, REC#4 is one of ten regional education cooperatives in New Mexico. REC#4 provides training, technology assistance, administration support, grant administration, and other services to seven public school districts and one charter school. Located in Las Vegas, New Mexico, REC#4 serves the Pecos, Mora, Santa Rosa, Wagon Mound, Santa Fe Indian School, West Las Vegas, and Las Vegas City school districts."
New Mexico Department of Education
New Mexico department of education's pdf guide book on teaching students with dyslexia.
"One in five students, or 15-20% of the population, has a language based learning disability. Dyslexia is the most common of the language based learning disabilities, and research shows that the earlier interventions for dyslexia begin, the better the long term outcomes. PACES New Mexico can evaluate if you or your child has dyslexia, and can help consider recommendations for you and your child's school environment to build reading success."
Include NYC's resource for dyslexia
"INCLUDEnyc’s mission is to promote positive futures and enhance the quality of life for New York City children and youth with disabilities, ages birth through 26, and their families. INCLUDEnyc empowers families of children and youth with disabilities with the knowledge, confidence, and skills to make informed decisions, effectively access and navigate systems and services, and advocate for themselves and other young people with disabilities and their families. INCLUDEnyc supports educators, youth workers, and other professionals to partner with families for successful, person-centered services, and to support and promote a family voice in the policy process."
New York State Education Department
New York State Department of Education's PDF on questions and answers for your kid having dyslexia.
North Dakota Department of Public Instructions
"The North Dakota Department of Public Instruction oversees state and federal grants to support the development of literacy instruction for the advancement of all student outcomes. In addition to monitoring program implementation, the department strives to offer technical assistance that informs improvement through the maintenance of the Comprehensive Literacy Plan. The North Dakota State Literacy Team, filled by application, informs the updates to the Literacy Plan. "
Pathfinder Services of North Dakota
"Pathfinder Services of ND (PSND) is a statewide non-profit organization, with its main office located in Minot, ND. PSND was founded in November 1987, by a small group of parents who had a strong desire to help other families understand the special education laws and systems."
North Carolina PTA Dyslexia Resolution
"The North Dakota Home School Association supports the right of parents to homeschool their children with special needs. This list of resources is provided to help in that endeavor. The following list of products and services include national organizations as well as recommendations from homeschool families already involved in the teaching of their special needs children. The NDHSA does not necessarily endorse these products or services but provides this listing as an aid to families of struggling learners."
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