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Supporting Striving Readers at Home Workshop

Many children find reading challenging, and families often want simple ways to help at home. The Supporting Striving Readers at Home workshop from Learning Ally helps parents and caregivers better understand reading difficulties and learn practical strategies to support their child’s success.

In this one-hour virtual session, families will learn how the brain learns to read, how to recognize characteristics of reading challenges such as dyslexia, and ways to strengthen reading skills outside of school. The session also shares ideas for improving communication with teachers and support staff so families and schools can work together to support student learning.

Who Should Attend:
Parents, caregivers, and professionals who support students who may struggle with reading.

Why Attend:
Participants will gain helpful information about reading challenges and learn simple strategies they can use right away to support literacy skills at home.

Format:
Virtual training session.

For additional information and registration details, please refer to the event link.

Learning Ally brochure promoting parent and caregiver support for striving readers at home, featuring an adult helping a child read and workshop details.

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April 14 @ 7:00pm - 8:00pm CDT
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Learning Ally

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