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Parent Resources
These resources are meant to point you towards some tools we think might help. If you need more or have questions please reach out. We exist to support dyslexics and their families in finding resources and solutions so that everyone can reach their full potential.
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Student Resources
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Tutor Resources
4 Questions to Ask After Dyslexia Universal Screening
Has your child received the dyslexia universal screening? There are important questions to consider after universal screening for dyslexia risk. Find out more at the National Center on Improving Literacy. Or you can download the questions here. Download here
Red Flag Quiz
The following screening might help identify if your child, or someone you know, is at risk for dyslexia. Download here.
International Dyslexia Association (IDA)
The IDA’s mission is to create a future for all individuals who struggle with dyslexia and other related reading differences so that they may have richer, more robust lives and access to the tools and resources they need. The Dyslexia Institute of Indiana is a member of the International Dyslexia Association.
Indiana Branch, IDA IDA Fact Sheets IDA Dyslexia Handbook: What Every Family Should Know
IDA Assistive Technology IDA YouTube Channel
Structured Literacy Instruction for Students with Dyslexia and Related Reading Difficulties
Follow IDA on Facebook Follow IDA Indiana on Facebook
SB 217 Dyslexia
In 2018, the Indiana General Assembly passed Senate Bill 217. The legislation validates the need for a multisensory educational approach for our dyslexic students. Click here to read the full bill. Dii has a long history of offering teacher training in the Orton Gillingham multisensory approach. Click here to learn more about the training we have to offer.
Decoding Dyslexia Indiana (DDIN) is a grassroots movement of parents that formed in February 2013. DDIN seeks to raise awareness about dyslexia among parents, the general public, educators, community leaders, and legislators. In addition to advocacy, they also plan informational events for educators and parents, connect parents to resources, and are exceptionally knowledgeable about dyslexia. You can connect with them through their Facebook page, on Twitter, or by emailing decodingdyslexiaindiana@gmail.com.
IN*SOURCE provides parents, families, individuals & service providers in the state of Indiana the information & training necessary to help assure effective educational programs & appropriate services for individuals with disabilities. Their expertise is in helping parents understand how Indiana’s special education laws apply to their child’s unique circumstances. For assistance or more information, you can visit their website, call 800-332-4433, or email insource@insource.org.
M.A. Rooney Foundation works collaboratively with school districts to help them achieve their goals for kids by developing and delivering meaningful next steps. For more information about the foundation’s work, visit marooneyfoundation.org.
Easterseals ensures that individuals with disabilities have access to the internet.
C.A.S.T. Senator Houchin, Mount Tabor Church, Southern Hills Church and the CAST program join forces to offer Orton Gillingham tutoring in Washington County.
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