IDA infographics help make complex information easy to digest, remember, and share and are made for a wide audience—both those individuals new to dyslexia and related literacy/learning issues and the experts.

IDA infographics help make complex information easy to digest, remember, and share and are made for a wide audience–those new to dyslexia and related literacy/learning issues as well as the experts.

IDA fact sheets are convenient, professionally reviewed materials designed to improve understanding and support advocacy initiatives. Fact sheets are frequently used to enrich and supplement IEP meetings, school board discussions, and district policy initiatives.

Infographics are visual presentations with minimal text to explain complex information. Under Young’s direction, Dean Stanton’s artwork features three smiling children in various stages of learning to read. To show that learning to read should …

Up to 1 out of 5 people have characteristics dyslexia. Dyslexia can be genetic. This means it runs in families. Dyslexia affects people from backgrounds all over the world. Dyslexia can range …

content and principles of Structured Literacy. Structured Literacy: An Introductory Guide is available from www.DyslexiaLibrary.org. This brief can be downloaded after logging into the IDA digital library.

IDA provides fact sheets, infographics, and other tools to use and share in your classroom and with your colleagues.

IDA infographics help make complex information easy to digest, remember, and share and are made for a wide audience—both those individuals new to dyslexia and related literacy/learning issues and the experts.

This new infomap was created to support educators trained in programs aligned with IDA’s Knowledge and Practice Standards for Teachers of Reading (KPS) and to inspire other educators to seek that training.

IDA's Infomap Connects the Who, What, and How of Structured Literacy as Grounded in the Science of Reading