Resource Format: Web-based Content
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Pacer Spacer
The Pacer Spacer allows sufficient time for Deaf or Hard of Hearing folks to read presentation slides before the speaker moves on.
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The Dyslexia Library
The Dyslexia Digital Library is a free community resource that requires one-time registration by all visitors, including IDA members.
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How Do We Teach Teenagers to Read?
Storyshares is spearheading the campaign for grade level reading beyond the 3rd grade: by bringing together culturally inclusive and SOR-aligned literacy solutions that empower and transform reading growth
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Strong Reader Builder by Noah Text
Noah Text® allows readers to see sound-parts within words, providing a way for struggling readers to decode and enunciate words that are difficult to access. Use the StrongReader™ Builder tool to convert pasted text from any device into Noah Text®, as well as convert Word documents. Learn more .
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FREE National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) Poster
Observed each October, National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) celebrates the contributions of America’s workers with disabilities past and present and showcases supportive, inclusive employment policies and practices that benefit employers and employees.
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FREE E-Book Universal Design for Learning: Theory and Practice
Universal Design for Learning ensures that all learners can access the content that is being presented to them. To access this book, create an account for FREE on Clusive!
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Challenging Unhelpful Thoughts, at Home or in School
This activity is based on Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), which establishes a relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and empowers individuals to recognize and modify unhelpful patterns. Create an account for more FREE content.
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Specific Learning Disabilities Evaluation Principles and Standards
The purpose of these standards is to guide best practices for the evaluation and identification of specific learning disabilities.
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30-Day Education Specialist Checklist
This document was developed to identify the tasks an education specialist may need to complete, in order of relative time-sensitivity, to ensure all necessary components are in place in the beginning of the school year. This checklist is a framework to build upon and may have additions specific to local policies and procedures.