New Brunswick educators are invited to join Dr. Una Malcolm and Jordan Sloan at the New Brunswick Teachers' Association Council Day for two practical, classroom-connected sessions focused on strengthening literacy instruction. Una’s session, Beyond Grammar Worksheets: A Practical Approach with Sentence Combining, explores how sentence combining can be used as a powerful instructional tool to […]
Dyslexia Canada welcomes educators, families, and community members to a discussion on the Right to Read and educational equity in Saskatchewan. Maria Soonias Ali from the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission will provide an update on the Equitable Education for Students with Reading Disabilities report. The session will also include perspectives from Alicia Smith and Dr. […]
Dyslexia Canada will be exhibiting at the Canadian Association of Principals’ conference in Regina. Stop by our booth to connect with our team and learn more about how we support families, advocate for meaningful change, and build awareness of dyslexia across Canada. We’re excited to meet school leaders and share ways to work together to […]
Join Dr. Una Malcolm at researchED Calgary, where she'll share a talk, What Works? Making Instructional Decisions from Research. Educators are expected to use evidence-based practice, but that depends on understanding what research actually tells us about instruction. It’s not always straightforward. In this session, we will look at how to read research with a […]
Dyslexia Canada will be exhibiting at the AAESQ/QESBA Spring Conference in Québec City, hosted by the Association of Administrators of English Schools of Quebec (AAESQ) and the Quebec English School Boards Association (QESBA). Stop by our booth to learn more about how we support educators, families, and communities through advocacy, awareness, and evidence-aligned resources. We […]
