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March 24
Dyslexia
Empowering Children with Dyslexia through Literacy Programs
Empowering children with dyslexia through innovative literacy programs and initiatives.
Education policy
Teacher Turnover Remains High, Affects Student Learning
About 1 in 7 public school teachers in the US change schools or leave the profession each year, affecting student learning and educational equity.
AI in education
AI Lesson Planning Platform Chalkie Secures $4M to Streamline Teacher Workload
Chalkie's AI-powered lesson planning platform secures $4 million in funding to tackle teacher workload and expand globally.
Dyslexia
James Carville Slams Trump Over Dyslexia Comments
James Carville slams Trump over dyslexia comments, emphasizing the importance of a supportive environment for individuals with learning disabilities.
Education policy
California Lawmakers Unveil Plan to Close Student Achievement Gaps
California lawmakers have introduced a four-bill package aimed at closing the state's persistent student achievement gaps.
ADHD
Newborn Seizures Linked to Higher Risk of ADHD
Newborn seizures may increase the risk of ADHD, according to a recent study.
Dyslexia
Artist Gabriel de la Mora Reveals How Dyslexia Shapes His Creative Process
Gabriel de la Mora's dyslexia has become a source of inspiration for his artistic approach, highlighting the importance of neurodiversity in the creative process.
ADHD
Collegium Expands ADHD Portfolio with $650M Acquisition of AZSTARYS
Collegium Pharmaceutical has acquired AZSTARYS from Corium Therapeutics, expanding their CNS footprint and broadening market supply options for ADHD treatments.
Education policy
Iowa House Passes Bills to Reform Public University Curricula
The Iowa House has passed bills to reform public university curricula, sparking debate around academic freedom and critical thinking.
Dyslexia
Dyslexic Individuals Excel in Leadership Roles Due to Unique Strengths
Dyslexic individuals are more likely to hold leadership positions due to their unique cognitive strengths, including enhanced creativity and problem-solving skills.
