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This PSA was created by students at Humber College for Dyslexia Canada. "The main message is government action should be taken to organize screening processes as early as possible so that children with dyslexia can receive any assistance they need while growing up. My hope for people to take away from this is a general awareness and empathy for the issues people with dyslexia face when undiagnosed, as a way to insight action and change this in legislation. However, I would also like people to watch this PSA with an open mind and take away their own message. A message is always more powerful for the audience when they come to it on their own terms." - Michael R. Milson,director Visit www.dyslexiacanada.org/screening for more information on how to start the conversation with your child's school board to discuss screening for dyslexia in their school. Dyslexia Canada thanks Michael Milson (Director), Tania Gonçalves (producer), Taariq Cooper-Thomas (director of photography), Riley Wadden (Key Grip/Gaffer), Joshua Babcock (colourist), Jared Young (camera operator), Hannah Downey (focus puller/1st A.C.), Amanda Ellsworth (2nd A.C.), Maia McMillan (location mixer/sound recordist), Will Smith-Blyth (boom operator), Coal Forsyth-Dymock (production designer), Andrew Cox (editor), Darshan Dasilva and Madelyn Kleinsasser (VFX artists), Thomas Tantalo (dialogue and SFX editor) and Angel Torres (final mixer).

Dyslexia is a specific learning disability in reading that is often misunderstood. This short clip gives an overview of what dyslexia actually is.

Mark your calendar – Oct 25 at 7 pm ET – for Dyslexia Canada's book launch and a discussion on Facebook Live. 📚 Created in partnership with Gala Production, What is Dyslexia?/C’est quoi la dyslexie? is a book that explains dyslexia and gives kids an understanding of how the brain works. The book is available in French and English, and pre-orders can be placed on our website after the event. Dyslexia Canada and L'ilDoc also invite you to a bilingual discussion on supporting your child with dyslexia with certified dyslexia therapist Joanne Bertrand. Join us for a night of community, advocacy, and celebration! ✨ Order now ➡️ https://www.dyslexiacanada.org/print-material-order-form #BookLaunch #LiveEvent #ChildrensBook #MarkItRead #StrongerTogether #PoweredByDyslexia #DyslexiaCanada #DyslexiaAwareness #DyslexiaSupport #Dyslexia

Get ready to celebrate #DyslexiaAwarenessMonth this October with #MarkItRead! ❤️🍂 Join us in raising awareness and promoting understanding for those with dyslexia by planning local events and displays in your community, participating in the marathon or illuminating your city red. And that’s not all. At Dyslexia Canada, we offer Mark it Read bookmarks and stickers, which you are welcome to share in your classrooms and libraries. Let's get ready to Mark it Read! 👍 ➡️ Order printed materials https://bit.ly/47FZu16 #SayDyslexia #StrongerTogether #MarkItRead #MarkItRead2023 #DyslexiaCanada #PoweredByDyslexia #DyslexiaAwarenessMonth #DyslexiaSupport #DyslexiaAwareness #EveryChildMatters #Dyslexia

📢 Attention Ontario! Universal Screening will be coming to your schools soon! 🏫🎒 The purpose of screening is not to label or ‘diagnose’ but rather to provide evidence-based results to help guide classroom instruction. By identifying students who are at risk of having dyslexia, schools and educators can ensure that they receive the extra support they need to succeed. Dyslexia Canada supports Universal Screening, as it aligns with our mission of empowering those with dyslexia. ➡️ Learn more about screening at https://www.dyslexiacanada.org/screening #DyslexiaCanada #UniversalScreening #EquitableEducation #Ontario #DyslexiaCanada #EducationMatters #OntarioSchools #Students #Schools #Dyslexia #DyslexiaAwareness #DyslexiaSupport #Educators

❤️ Dyslexia Canada is here for you! 🤝 Need support in raising your little superheroes? Look no further! To help you through this journey, we offer a variety of Peer-to-Peer Support options. If you need one-time support, extended support, or peer support, we've got you covered. Meet other parents facing similar challenges, share tips, and get support. You're not alone! 🙅‍♂️ ▶️ Connect with us: https://www.dyslexiacanada.org/community-connections-signup #DyslexiaCanada #CommunityConnections #PeerSupport #Parents #Educators #Caregivers #Dyslexia #DyslexiaAwareness #DyslexiaSupport #LearningDisability #Learning #Children #EveryChildMatters

School's back in session! 📚🎒 In the weeks leading up to the new school year, consider how you can support your child. Those with dyslexia need this support even more. Here are some tips to get your child school ready: 💬 Communicate with the teachers. 📕 Before returning to class, encourage reading and learning. 📝 Establish a consistent daily schedule. 💪 Focus on their strengths and accomplishments. 🚀 Follow your child's progress and be involved. Dyslexia Canada offers support resources and tools designed to help parents and educators. ➡️ Visit our website to learn more: https://www.dyslexiacanada.org/ #DyslexiaCanada #BackToSchool #SupportYourChild #DyslexiaAwareness #EducationMatters #Children #Students #School #DyslexiaSupport #ParentingTips #Parents #Educators #Classroom

The new language curriculum for Ontario schools comes into full force next month, thanks in part to our advocacy campaign. The Right to Read Inquiry by the Ontario Human Rights Commission published its report in 2022 and found that the province’s education framework was “failing to meet the needs of students with reading disabilities.” As a result of the findings, the new curriculum will now: 🧮 End the three-cueing system based on a debunked 1967 academic theory 🖊️ Provide explicit and systematic instruction to build foundational skills in reading, writing & spelling 📊 Implement compulsory universal screening for kindergarten to Grade 2 children Help Dyslexia Canada propel awareness and support for dyslexia Canada-wide. Donate today: bit.ly/43IC4WK #DyslexiaCanada #Dyslexia #LanguageCurriculum #Ontario #OntarioGovernment #DyslexiaAwareness #SupportingChildrenwithDyslexia #Phonics #Reading #Writing #EveryChildMatters

Attention all libraries in Canada! Did you know dyslexia affects 10-20% of the population? As a result, Dyslexia Canada has launched the Library Program that makes all Canadian libraries dyslexia-friendly. 📚 Members of our program will get exclusive access to webinars and speaker series while learning how to create an inclusive environment for those with dyslexia. Additionally, libraries will have access to digital toolkits and resources for parents. Let's make reading books and stories fun for children with dyslexia. 🧒📖 ➡️ Learn more: https://bit.ly/3NYCXVU. #DyslexiaCanada #dyslexiaawareness #libraryprogram #library #inclusivelearning #readingforall #supportiveenvironment #readingisfun #accessiblereading #strugglingreaders #dyslexiasupport #dyslexia #dyslexiaeducation #dyslexiasupport