Resource Library
Category: Dyslexia
Having existed as a charity since 1974, Calibre offers a library of 21,000 books which can be accessed by people will print disabilities (e.g. Visual impairment, Arthritis of the hands or wrists, Dyslexia, Autism, ADD/ADHD Other physical and neurological conditions...
Information, advice, support and training about assistive technology. Many free webinars available.
We are encouraged in the SEND White paper (2026) to consider inclusive teaching in the light of developmental areas. This easy CPD task supports your inclusive adaptive teaching through a dyslexia lens. It can be used for a whole staff...
We know that vocabulary is important in learning across the curriculum, but do we know how to teach it and track progress in vocabulary development? This resource includes a simple way to assess word knowledge of individuals or classes. It...
Handy checklists to be used to evaluate your learning environment. Can be used as part of learning walks and audits and reviewed on a regular basis. Two lists available: primary & secondary
Checklists for educators to evaluate their own practice when meeting the needs of learners with dyslexia
Dyslexia Scotland is a growing community of people and organisations who believe in the vision of a dyslexia-friendly Scotland, where all people with dyslexia have their rights met and are able to reach their full potential. They provide resources, training,...
Dyslexia impacts many curricular areas in addition to English. This infographic provides advice for each subject, informing you how dyslexia impacts the subject, and what you can do about it. This is useful for planning, identifying need and CPD.
The International Dyslexia Association seeks to provide advocacy, resources and services to teaching professionals, advocates and individuals and families impacted by dyslexia and other related learning differences. They provide training, resources, an up-to-date international perspective on dyslexia and connection with...
Maths difficulties can occur with dyslexia as well as dyscalculia. But how do you know what type of difficulties your learner is experiencing? How do you know whether to refer your dyslexic learner on for dyscalculia assessment? This poster, with...