Intensive Teacher Training Course:
MDA offers teacher training courses in the identification of and training methodology for children with Specific Learning Difficulty-Dyslexia.
What can one do after completing this training?
Mainstream Teacher Training Course:
As many of these children with Dyslexia are in the mainstream schools; teachers, therapists and counselors need to be made aware of this condition. We offer a 8-Day Course in the first week of May, January, February, March and April
This course helps to:
8-Day weekend Course on similar lines to the Main Stream Teacher Training was started a few years ago based on the feedback from participants. This training happens only on Saturdays starting in the month of October and the next batch happening in the month of January. The teachers are able to take back the information and try it within their classrooms and give a feedback the following week.
Parent Training:
There are many parents who would like to help their child and seek help in understanding their child and learning the methodologies.
The nature of the parent training program:
What does the program consist of?
When is it conducted?
What else is offered for parents?
Refresher courses:
Those who have done an intensive course in the past but want to get updated can join the refresher program to be conducted once a year in the month of September.
Workshops:
MDA offers workshops for teachers and students. We cater to the needs of the schools and conduct 6 day workshops if requested by the schools.
These are normally conducted in their own schools.
People with Dyslexia are visionaries, inventors, and artists. They think differently, see the world differently. It is from this difference that the dyslexic brain derives its brilliance.
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A group of parents of children with dyslexia, educationists empathetic to the cause, and philanthropists founded MDA in 1992. Madras Dyslexia Association (MDA) is a non-profit service organization established to take a pragmatic approach to helping children with “Dyslexia”.