Dr. Wolf is an educator and neuroscientist who studies how the brain learns to read and what happens when a young brain doesn't learn to read easily. She is the Director at the Center for Dyslexia, Diverse Learners and Social Justice at the UCLA Graduate School of Education.

When you attend the conference, you will gain an understanding of how the reading brain developed in human beings and learn about developing the reading brain components beginning at birth. You will understand the comprehensive nature of early foundational skills, fluency, and deep reading. You will discuss different types of dyslexia that can affect different struggling readers. You will learn about the need for more tailored intervention that addresses both varied impediments and varied strengths.

Dr. Wolf’s Keynote will be followed by a discussion on Structured Literacy®, including recommendations on where you can obtain further training.

This conference is a hybrid event. We plan to meet in person but to also welcome remote attendees. We follow all state and local regulations and recommendations to maintain a safe and healthy environment for every participant.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

** JOIN the IDA to be eligible for the member rate! Go to membership on our webpage.

** This conference is made possible by generous donations from the following. We thank our sponsors:

• The Jeannette C. McIntyre & Frederick Lask McIntyre Trust Fund - above platinum sponsor
• The City of Riverside - above platinum sponsor
• IMSE - Institute for Multi-Semspru Edication
• Wilson Language - platinum sponsor
• Slingerland Literacy Institute - general sponsor

Other information also available at https://conf.dyslexia-ca.org

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LOCATION: Riverside Marriott Hotel, 3400 Market Street, Riverside 92501

REFUND POLICY: We are unable to provide refunds. However, if you want to pass your ticket to someone else, that is fine - but please let us know (tcb.info@dyslexia-ca.org). If you signed in as an IDA member, then the person you pass the ticket to must also be an IDA member or you need to pay the difference.