October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, and you can join local experts at Sequoya Library on October 22 from 5-7:30pm to explore the brain science of reading and ADHD (and touch actual brains thanks to UW-Madison Neuroscience students)!
Presenters will include: Kelly Pickens (Undivided Attention), Kelly Kuenzie (Children's Dyslexia Center--Madison), and the UW-Madison Neuroscience Training Program Outreach Committee.
Please contact librarian Abigail Ryan (ryana@madisonpubliclibrary.org) with any accessibility or dietary requirements 1 week before this program. This event is especially for parents, caregivers, educators, elementary school and older youth, and community members. Registration is requested; register below.
Enjoy a dinner and presentation about dyslexia, the reading brain and ADHD on OCtober 22 at Sequoya Library to honor Dyslexia Awareness Month. Funded by the Friends of Sequoya Library and hosted in partnership with Children's Dyslexia Center -- Madison.
If you'd like to start learning about the reading brain now, check out the Learning to Read with Dyslexia - Books and Resources for Families, Educators and Elementary Students booklist online.
This event is being hosted in partnership with the Children's Dyslexia Center--Madison and is made possible thanks to funding from the Friends of Sequoya Library.
