2021 Decoding Dyslexia Iowa Conference

1055 SW Prairie Trail Parkway,Ankeny IA 50023

28 October, 2021

Description

The Decoding Dyslexia Iowa Conference is back in 2021 with a 2-day event featuring excellent presenters! CE credits for teachers available Information about the conference including schedule, session descriptions, presenter biographies and more can be found on our conference website:  www.ddiaevents.org  If your organization requires the use of a purchase order for your registration, please email [email protected]  There is a $25 processing fee for all purchase orders. (This fee is per purcahse order, not per attendee.) Meal type cannot be chosen if registering after October 24th. Please plan accordingly if you have dietary restrictions.  Continuing Education will be available through Heartland AEA. Do you need overnight accommodations? We have partnered with a brand new hotel a few blocks from the FFA Enrichment Center to offer a reduced rate ($139/night) for our attendees. This rate offer expires on Monday, September 27th. Reservations can be made directly with the hotel by following this link: (Coming soon!) COVID19 Information: Decoding Dyslexia Iowa takes the pandemic and your health seriously. DDIA will be following the masking policy required by DMACC and the FFA Enrichment Center. We expect attendees to respectfully follow the guidelines set by the venue. Attendees who refuse the comply will be escorted out of the venue and no refund will be given. Waterless hand sanitzier will be readily available and hard surface disinfection will be provided between each session. In the event that the conference has to be canceled due to government or local mandates, a full refund will be issued. Decoding Dyslexia Iowa is a grassroots movement driven by Iowa families and professionals concerned with the limited access to educational interventions for dyslexia within our public schools. We aim to raise dyslexia awareness, empower families to support their children and influence policymakers and educators on best practices to identify, remediate and support Iowa students with dyslexia.