Dallas Dyslexia Information Group (DDIG)

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“Tell me and I forget.  Teach me and I remember.  Involve me and I learn.”  – Benjamin Franklin

The Dallas Dyslexia Information Group (DDIG) is a monthly dyslexia support group for the Dallas-Fort Worth community. Each month DDIG  speakers and other LD professionals provide information and resources concerning learning differences to parents, educators, LD professionals, and others interested in learning more about dyslexia and related topics. DDIG provides encouragement and a venue to share information and resources to adults and older adolescents with learning differences.These presentations are free and open to the public. One and one half CEU’s or a Certificate of Attendance are given to Academic Language Therapy Association members, LD professionals, Educators, and other Professionals for a $5.00 fee.

  • When: 2nd Monday of each month
  • Time: 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
  • Location: Varies
November 12, 2018 – “Perspectives from an Adult Dyslexic” – Join the Dallas IDA and Nikki Webb to hear her story of living with dyslexia.  The evening will include a question and answer session on life hacks, parenting, and much more. Location Fairhill School
January 14, 2019 – “Homework Strategies for Children with Learning Differences” – Sarah Lewis, MA, CALT, LDT – Let us help you take the stress out of homework!  All kids are affected in some way by homework struggles.  Homework is not going to go away any time soon so let’s make the most of it.  From a lack of motivation to disorganization, from procrastination to distraction, come get some strategies to manage this nightly routine. – Location Dallas Academy

February 11, 2010 – “Embracing Dyslexia” – Join us for the viewing of this thoughtful exploration of dyslexia from an insider’s perspective, researchers, educators and experts. Popcorn and refreshments will be served during the movie.  A Q& A session will follow the viewing of the movie. Location: Fairhill School

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