Take Flight Program: Empowering Students with Dyslexia
WFAANovember 5, 20252 min186 views
5 connectionsΒ·8 entities in this videoβUnderstanding Dyslexia and the Take Flight Program
- π― The Take Flight program, developed by the Luke Waites Center at Scottish Rite for Children, offers a comprehensive curriculum for students with dyslexia.
- π‘ It addresses difficulties with letters, sounds, and combining them to understand written words, aiming to improve reading comprehension.
Program Implementation and Impact
- π¬ The program is written, implemented, and piloted in lab classes, with continuous learning from students and teachers.
- β Teachers from districts like Fort Worth ISD are implementing the program, providing new literacy strategies.
- π For students, success in the program is described as life-changing, overcoming the feeling of being unintelligent.
Student Success and Personal Growth
- π Kelsey Harding, a student in the program, shares her transformation from needing constant help to completing schoolwork independently.
- πͺ She expresses pride in her progress, stating she would never have been able to reach this far and is not giving up.
- π¬ A common outcome highlighted is students realizing, "I thought I was stupid, and now I know I'm not stupid."
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DyslexiaTake Flight ProgramScottish Rite for ChildrenLuke Waites CenterReading ComprehensionLiteracy StrategiesFort Worth ISDDyslexia Awareness MonthStudent Success
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