Welcome!
The Dyslexia Resource Group (DRG) is a group dedicated to providing education, support, and voice for families of students with dyslexia in the Denver metro area. We support families based on our personal journeys, research and experience.
The DRG sponsors (or co-sponsors) speakers and workshops for families and educators. Some topics include: Dyslexia 101, Smart IEPs, Understanding Social, Emotional and Self Esteem Dynamics, and Assistive Technology. We also keep our members aware of other dyslexia related events in the area.
To support our families, we do our best to provide quality referrals, tutoring, print materials, creative suggestions, and research based information. We do this at no charge with the understanding that families ultimately need to choose what works best for them. We welcome everyone including parents, students, and educators. Networking is vital and we want to share the benefits of resources and experience.
The DRG sponsors (or co-sponsors) speakers and workshops for families and educators. Some topics include: Dyslexia 101, Smart IEPs, Understanding Social, Emotional and Self Esteem Dynamics, and Assistive Technology. We also keep our members aware of other dyslexia related events in the area.
To support our families, we do our best to provide quality referrals, tutoring, print materials, creative suggestions, and research based information. We do this at no charge with the understanding that families ultimately need to choose what works best for them. We welcome everyone including parents, students, and educators. Networking is vital and we want to share the benefits of resources and experience.
Dyslexia in our Schools
Please complete this quick survey so we can gather data on how our schools currently view and discuss dyslexia with families. This information will be used to help districts understand the knowledge base and awareness level of dyslexia in their schools. Feel free to share.
We need your input!
Click here for Survey
Please complete this quick survey so we can gather data on how our schools currently view and discuss dyslexia with families. This information will be used to help districts understand the knowledge base and awareness level of dyslexia in their schools. Feel free to share.
We need your input!
Click here for Survey
