S6 Episode 9: Arizona Dyslexia Screening Policy Updates and their Impact with Sean Ross
Episode Notes
Teachers are talking about what Arizona’s new dyslexia law means for them. In this episode, Sean Ross, Arizona Department of Education’s Director of English Language Arts and Humanities, explains how the passing and signing of SB 1318 affects how schools and teachers approach dyslexia screenings and what resources are available. He also shares about his other literacy work and how he can support Arizona’s teacher.
Learn more about the resources and topics mentioned in this episode by visiting this link or azk12.org.
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