Discover a variety of programmes and workshops designed to support students with dyslexia, parents, and educators. Learn new strategies, build skills, and find effective ways to create inclusive learning environments.
This two-year part-time certificate course is designed in collaboration with the Multisensory Language Training Institute of New Mexico (MLTI-NM) and focuses on equipping trainees with essential skills for dyslexia therapy. The program combines theoretical instruction with practical, hands-on classes. To qualify for certification, participants are required to complete 700 hours of hands-on teaching experience. Graduates receive certificates awarded jointly by MLTI-NM and MDA, signifying their proficiency and readiness to support individuals with dyslexia effectively.
MDA provides workshops designed to equip teachers with effective strategies for supporting students with dyslexia and learning disabilities. Focused on early identification and multi-sensory teaching methods, these sessions promote inclusive classrooms, enabling all students to thrive academically and emotionally.
Based on the PASS Theory of Intelligence—Planning, Attention-Arousal, Simultaneous, and Successive Processing—this program incorporates ten diverse tasks tailored to meet individual student needs. Each task features both a global training component and a curriculum-related bridging component, ensuring comprehensive skill development. MDA has successfully implemented PREP for children aged 6 to 12, the program has shown impressive results in enhancing reading abilities.
Early identification and intervention are crucial for successfully integrating students with learning challenges, leading to improved academic performance, emotional health, and career opportunities. To support this goal, MDA provides a range of services tailored for schools seeking to enhance the inclusion of students with dyslexia and other specific learning disabilities. Our offerings include awareness workshops, early identification and intervention strategies, reading instruction for mainstream teachers, dyslexia screening in English, Hindi, and Marathi, multi-sensory math techniques, and the establishment of learning disability resource rooms.
Visit MDA’s public reference library for essential resources on dyslexia and learning disabilities. Empower yourself with knowledge and support our community.
