Today’s we’ll be speaking with Mrs. Rachel Berger about Assistive technology and how to it can help students with learning disabilities.

About Mrs. Rachel Berger: Assistive Tech Specialist / Dyslexia and LD Community Leader /  Rachel is the Executive Director of Decoding Dyslexia Minnesota, a nonprofit dedicated to educational advocacy and an advocate for students with learning disabilities.  In that role for the past 7n years, she has worked with legislators on improving policy to benefit students with dyslexia and their educator needs.  She serves on the Higher Education Literacy Partnership in MN. In addition, Rachel works with Microsoft Education as a dyslexia assistive tech specialist helping to train educators and students in using assistive technology to remove barriers and empower students to reach their full educational potential.

Twitter: @rachelmberger  Inclusive Reading: https://aka.ms/InclusiveReadingDemo Inclusive Writing: https://aka.ms/InclusiveWritingDemo Inclusive Math: https://aka.ms/InclusiveMathDemo Inclusive Communication: https://aka.ms/InclusiveCommunicationDemo https://aka.ms/AllAboutImmersiveReader  Dyslexia Awareness Cirriculum http://aka.ms/MECMadebyDyslexia http://aka.ms/MECMadebyDyslexia2  Register here: https://lnkd.in/gAEabEq 👉 Navigating Dyslexia: Collaboration, Support, and Community: Oct. 8, 6:30 PM EST 👉 Learning Differently with Dyslexia: Empowering Strengths by Providing Access: Oct 15, 6:30 PM EST 👉 Decoding the Future of Dyslexia: Oct 22, 6:30 PM EST
 
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Learning Ally: www.learningally.org
Impact Dyslexia: www.Impactdyslexia.org
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