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Expanding Dyslexia Training When Teachers Need It Most
- On May 20, 2025, an expanded set of dyslexia-focused courses was introduced on the free Cox Campus platform in Atlanta through a collaboration led by the literacy research team associated with the Rollins Center.
- This initiative follows Georgia’s 2019 Senate Bill 48, which requires dyslexia screening and structured literacy training, reflecting urgent national literacy challenges.
- The coursework, co-authored by cognitive neuroscientist Dr. Maryanne Wolf and literacy expert Dr. Laura Rhinehart, aims to equip educators with tools for effective dyslexia instruction.
- Since its launch in 2014, Cox Campus has engaged a community exceeding 367,000 educators across every U.S. state and more than 130 nations, offering over 1.2 million free courses valued at approximately $180 million to support professional development.
- Georgia’s full implementation of dyslexia legislation and free access to approved screeners emphasize commitment to early intervention and improving literacy outcomes nationwide.
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Expanding Dyslexia Training When Teachers Need It Most
ATLANTA, May 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Rollins Center for Language & Literacy is partnering with the University of California and California State University's leading literacy researchers, led by Dr. Maryanne Wolf and Dr. Laura Rhinehart, to provide expanded coursework…
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