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#DearReadingTeacher Podcast empowers Parents to teach their child to read we help Parents better navigate the early reading landscape today. The host Reading Teacher, Elisabeth Forde, M.Ed., invites experienced educators parent guests to discuss the science of reading research, plus the best methods to teach children to read at home. We are a Parent Resource. Listen for inspiration information! [Music by olexandrmusic from Pixabay.] Language: en Genres: Kids & Family, Parenting Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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18 - Dyslexia Advocacy for Black Families
Episode 18
Sunday, 28 September, 2025
If you are looking for a real story about a Black parent who navigated dyslexia advocacy in a time when no one wanted to name the disability in US schools, listen to this episode. The esteemed guest, Winifred Winston, shares her empowering story and honest challenges she faced ensuring her child learned how to read. Winifred A. Winston is a dedicated community organizer and a powerful voice for parents of students with disabilities. She co-hosts the award-winning Black and Dyslexic Podcast with LeDerick Horne, authored the engaging Dyslexia Word Search Puzzle Book with her daughter, and founded Dyslexia Advocation, Inc. to help families access quality, affordable remediation for struggling readers. As a member of the Maryland State Department of Education's Blueprint Special Education Workgroup, she actively contributed to discussions to ensure that parent voices inform policy. Winifred shares actionable tips and clarifies so many misconceptions. Bottom line, parent education is a must.Follow the Guest on all social media:@soallcanread@blackandyslexic on InstagramGuest's Recommended Resources:BLACK AND DYSLEXIC PODCASTDYSLEXIA WORD SEARCH PUZZLE BOOKThe Dyslexia Alliance for Black Children - THE COMPLETE ROADMAP Black Literacy Matters FB Page Dr. Dyslexia Dude's 8 Week Word Analyst Course Council of Parent Attorneys and AdvocatesTeach Your Child to Read with resources designed for families based on the science of reading research at School.ReadingGardenClub.com.
