DECODING DYSLEXIA MA
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Our Mission
​​Transforming the learning experience for dyslexic learners in Massachusetts

Decoding Dyslexia – MA is a grassroots movement driven by parents, educators, and professionals concerned with students' limited access to research-based interventions for dyslexia. We are inspired by and collaborating with other Decoding Dyslexia groups nationwide.
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We raise awareness, empower students with dyslexia and their families, and inform policymakers on best practices to identify, remediate, and support students with dyslexia in Massachusetts public schools and institutions of higher learning.

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The membership of DD-MA:
  • Spreads research-based, evidence-based, and scientifically accepted information that identifies dyslexia and proven, evidence-based interventions and teacher training
  • Informs policymakers of the number of students failing or struggling with dyslexia
  • Shares individual stories of the diversity of dyslexic experiences in the classroom, the workplace, and beyond
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​Where to Start

1. Join us on Facebook or LinkedIn!

​Our vibrant online communities connect and support parents and professionals as they advocate for and educate dyslexic learners. Get real-time support and peer connection here! You can also email our team. 
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2. Learn about Dyslexia

​Knowledge is power, especially when you are supporting your dyslexic child. Tap into essential resources here (LINK TO RESOURCE PAGE).
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​3. Advocate for your Child

As the parent of a child with dyslexia, one of the most important things you can do is advocate for what your child needs inside and outside the school system. You can learn more about how to get started as your child's advocate here (LINK TO PAGE).
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  • Dyslexia Defined
    • MA Dyslexia Legislation >
      • Legislation Supporters
      • Budget Line Item: Additional language to the traditional Literacy Grant State Budget Line Item
      • MA Legislation Goals
      • MA SLD Facts
  • About Us
    • Neuroscience >
      • Join Us
    • Library Outreach
    • Events
    • Press
  • National Legislation
  • Civil Rights
    • IDEA and Dyslexia
    • 504/American with Disabilities Act and Dyslexia
    • Planning for an IEP
  • Resources
    • State and Fed Policy for Schools during the Covid -19 Emergency
    • Help for Dyslexic Learners
    • Additional Videos
  • Our Blog
  • Contact Us
  • you tube DDMA