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Introduction to Michigan's K–12 Literacy & Dyslexia Law

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Special Education 2 hrs Self Paced 2 General SCECH

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About This Course

Michigan's K–12 Literacy and Dyslexia Law recognizes the important role classroom educators play in supporting strong literacy outcomes for all students. This course introduces the characteristics of dyslexia, highlights potential reading difficulties that may signal a student needs additional literacy support, and explores practical instructional adjustments grounded in the science of reading. Whether you're new to learning about dyslexia or looking to strengthen your instructional practice, this course is designed to provide practical knowledge you can apply in your classroom.

In this course, you will:

  • Recognize the characteristics of dyslexia and distinguish them from common myths and misconceptions. 

  • Identify potential reading difficulties that may suggest a student needs additional literacy support. 

  • Identify evidence-based instructional adjustments that can improve access for students with characteristics of dyslexia while benefiting all learners. 


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SCECHs Granted

  • 2 - General SCECH

Duration

  • 30 days

Content Area

  • Literacy

Course Partner

  • Michigan Department of Education (MDE)

Source

  • Michigan Department of Ed