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Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), adults with dyslexia are entitled to reasonable accommodations from their employers to manage the condition.

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Have you thought about how you can support your
neurodiverse staff members?

Did you know Dyslexia may continue to be an issue with individuals after they finish school and enter the workplace?  They may still have specific difficulties, writing, forgetting what someone has told them, or that person’s name, and struggle with organization and time management.
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According to the National Council of Special Education adults with dyslexia in the workplace will benefit from:
1.  Structured support to improve their literacy skills, e.g., reading for comprehension, planning and organization of written work.
2.  Structured support to help them compensate for specific difficulties such as poor memory, organizational skills, sequencing skills and hand-eye coordination
3.  The use of structured, multisensory teaching during pre-employment or on the job training
4.  Relaxation training to help them approach difficult tasks in a calm manner, thereby improving their efficiency.
5.  Assertiveness training to develop self-confidence and to enable them to seek support from their employer and co-workers as needed. Support should also focus on the development of self-esteem and self-confidence in the workplace.

Work with us here to help support your neurodiverse workforce
and ensure your organization is ADA compliant.

What are “reasonable accommodations” and how much do they cost?
In relation to the ADA, a reasonable accommodation is any modification or adjustment to a job or the work environment that will enable a qualified applicant or employee with a disability to participate in the application process or that allows them to be proficient at their job.  Let us help you support neurodiversity in your workplace, to help your talent thrive and succeed.

Dyslexia Advocation, Inc. is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) Corporation focused on winning over dyslexia so all can read.
Donations made to Dyslexia Advocation, Inc. are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
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Dyslexia Advocation, Inc.
1800 E. Northern Parkway, #28084

Baltimore, MD 21239

Email: info@soallcanread.org

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