Dyslexia is Global I am honored to come and talk to you today about something that transcends all borders, economies, and even languages. That is… Dyslexia. Around the world, Dyslexia is the most common neurodevelopmental learning disability. It affects 15-20% of the global population. That means, in a classroom, whether you're in Mumbai, New Delhi, Cleveland, or Cape Town, 1 in 5 students has dyslexia. They might be struggling to read, write, and spell, not because they're incapable, not...

Mary Moran is an Irish educator with 300 hours of Orton-Gillingham practicum and decades of experience teaching students with dyslexia. Moran wrote a systematic and explicit program used in 25% of Ireland's schools and by parents who wish to teach their children to read. Mary's program was written with computer coding in mind. How would I teach a computer to read? This is how Mary Moran began her process. Moran's curriculum, DCode Dyslexia, teaches spelling, reading, and writing. ...

Louise Selby is an award-winning dyslexia educator and author of several books: Today we will talk about- All About Dyslexia: Practical Guides for Teachers This book is an essential toolkit for parents, as well as primary and secondary educators. Why I love Louise Selby's book: The book is graphically pleasing with cartoon illustrations, bullet-pointed lists, charts, graphs, and provides EVIDENCE-BASED, PRACTICAL STRATEGIES for busy teachers. Many of the ideas are prep-free, and Selby re...

Join Ms. Mary and Honey Bun for a REVIEW of ALL LETTERS and SOUNDS. https://youtu.be/sUJfY9ns0Us?si=JP_fWIpTuXUzlSId [email protected]

Go to the library and obtain the book Pie by Sarah Weeks. Join Ms. Mary as she reads aloud, and you follow along in your book! Pie is a great mystery story. Book Summary When Alice's Aunt Polly dies, she takes the secret to her world-famous pie-crust recipe. Or does she? In her will, Polly leaves the recipe to her extraordinarily surly cat Lardo... and then leaves Lardo in the care of Alice. Suddenly, Alice is thrust into the center of a pie storm, with everyone in town trying to be t...

Guess whose birthday is today? Honey Bun, the dog! Ms. Mary is wearing a birthday cake on her head! Let's combine the consonants B and G with the VOWELS- A, E, I, O, U to make five words. Mary McCool Berry, M.Ed., is a reading and dyslexia specialist with 37 years of teaching experience. Mary taught in a public school district for 32 years and is teaching students virtually across the U.S. with dyslexia. Students range from grade 2 through adulthood. Mary is a Wilson Certified ...

In this video, say "Hello" to Honey Bun, the dog, and see what Ms. Mary has on her head today! You will learn the sounds and letters- G, H, J, K, L and review the vowels and other LEARNED CONSONANTS! Learn sounds that match letters! Mary McCool Berry, M.Ed., is a reading and dyslexia specialist with 37 years of teaching experience. Mary taught in a public school district for 32 years and is teaching students virtually across the U.S. with dyslexia. Students range from grade 2 through adult...

In this video, meet Honey Bun, the dog, and look at what landed on Ms. Mary's head! You will learn the sounds and letters- B, C, D, and F and review the vowels! Meet Honey Bun and learn sounds to match letters! PARENTS- PLEASE SUBSCRIBE INTENTION- LITERACY FOR ALL! Mary McCool Berry, M.Ed., is a reading and dyslexia specialist with 37 years of teaching experience. Mary taught in a public school district for 32 years and is teaching students virtually across the U.S. with dyslexia. Student...

PARENTS- PLEASE SUBSCRIBE INTENTION- LITERACY FOR ALL! Mary McCool Berry, M.Ed., is a reading and dyslexia specialist with 37 years of teaching experience. Mary taught in a public school district for 32 years and is teaching students virtually across the U.S. with dyslexia. Students range from grade 2 through adulthood. Mary McCool Berry is a reading activist who believes that literacy is a fundamental right for everyone. These videos teach the youngest people https://youtu.be/PStU8pxuzTw...

Can you read words that are pseudo (not real)? This is a VERY CHALLENGING TASK for the brain to associate letters with sounds in WORDS YOU HAVE NOT SEEN BEFORE. Can you READ AND SPELL HIGH-FREQUENCY WORDS? LET'S GO! https://youtu.be/JfT5G8uhh0g [email protected]