Dyslexia is a learning disability that makes it harder to read words accurately and fluently. Students with dyslexia may also face challenges in spelling and writing in addition to reading difficulties. With the right support and accommodations, these students can thrive academically and reach their full potential.
Dyslexia Canada is a national charity committed to ensuring every child with dyslexia receives a fair and equitable education.
Effective reading instruction for all children
Universal reading screening twice per year for students in Kindergarten to Grade 2
Timely evidence-based intervention for all students who need support
Training and support for educators to help them teach all children to read
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The Dyslexia Canada Parent Handbook was created by our team in response to the many questions we receive through our parent support program, Dyslexia Compass.
It offers clear, practical information to help families understand dyslexia and navigate the support systems available to their children.
ONlit is a bilingual website developed in partnership with the Ontario Ministry of Education and IDA Ontario to provide free, high-quality literacy resources. Designed to align with reading science and support structured literacy instruction, ONlit offers vetted instructional resources and professional learning opportunities for educators. ONlit resources are freely available to all, promoting effective instruction for all students.
