Tips for tailoring instruction and meeting the needs of dyslexic learners

Looking through both academic and social-emotional lenses, this book will deepen your understanding of dyslexia and help you feel confident in your interactions and implementation of instruction with your dyslexic learners. Written for educators and schools looking for ways to meet the social and emotional needs of dyslexic learners, scaffold instruction, and successfully implement accommodations, Teaching Beyond the Diagnosis provides a concrete framework for promoting self-confidence and student success. Author Casey Harrison, creator of The Dyslexia Classroom, shares her unique approach to creating dyslexia-friendly classrooms, providing accommodations and in the moment scaffolds as well as helping students build self-advocacy skills. This book will allow you to:

• Meet the needs of dyslexic learners both academically and emotionally
• Understand what dyslexia is, how it impacts learning, and what implications it has beyond the reading classroom
• Learn research-based techniques to enhance, differentiate and scaffold instruction, promoting learning in students with dyslexia
• Develop empathy and understanding, both in yourself and in the broader educational community, and promote inclusive classrooms

This book is for anyone who wants to help students with dyslexia find self-confidence and success: K-12 educators, as well as parents, administrators, and aspiring teachers.

Casey Harrison is a Certified Academic Language Therapist, Dyslexia Therapist, and educator. She created The Dyslexia Classroom, an organization that helps teachers and parents of dyslexic learners by breaking down the science of reading into manageable pieces. Harrison co-hosts the Together in Literacy podcast. Find her online at www.thedyslexiaclassroom.com and on Instagram @thedyslexiaclassroom.