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Dyslexia Canada Supports Alberta s Review of English Language Arts Curriculum
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TORONTO, April 15, 2021 /CNW/ - Alberta s proposed update of the K to 3 English Language Arts curriculum is very encouraging. It is estimated that 99,000 Alberta students struggle with reading, writing and spelling because of dyslexia. Therefore Dyslexia Canada supports the need for the Alberta Language Arts curriculum to be updated to meet their needs.
Students, parents and teachers deserve and must have an updated curriculum that will teach children to read, write and spell. Without it, children with dyslexia will continue to suffer greatly. They are often bullied, treated as stupid and outcasts due to their literacy difficulties. Parents do not know what to do. Teachers are not adequately trained.
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