Domain General Pathways to Literacy Challenges

To really understand our students’ learning profile, we don’t only need to understand their diagnosis, but also the domain-general processes that underlie multiple struggles and how they affect all aspects of learning. Join board certified educational therapist Diana Kennedy to explore the effects of working memory, processing speed, statistical learning and executive functioning on literacy learning, best-practices in remediation and implications for assessment. Come away with more complete, nuanced and effective insights into your students’ learning profiles.

Past Presentations:

  • Marin Educators in Private Practice, May 2025
  • The Literacy Nest Reader’s Academy, March 2024
  • Southern California Tri-Counties International Dyslexia Association, May 2022

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Thank you so much for your presentation via web this morning! I got sooooo much out of it….you have an amazing wealth of knowledge. Your ability to organize the information and connect one thing to another is so helpful and effective.

Alison ApplebyM.A., ET/P

Thanks again for doing a superb job on this webinar – it was wonderful!

Regina RichardsVice-President , SoCal Tri-Counties IDA

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