I think this was a well-done course. The only issue I have is it sounded like an infomercial. The course should not make you feel that the one and only quality source of information is from the speaker of the course.

Excellent content and clearly presented. It's very geared toward the U.S., so if you live in another country, just know that not all of the information will be applicable to you.

The first half of the course was fantastic. For a non-American citizen the law unit was not particularly relevant. Overall, I highly recommend the course. I learnt a lot.

Very thoroughly thought out. It would be good for teachers to see children with dyslexia reading.

Very interesting course as it brings hope in the life of the dyslexics people, thank you.

I enjoyed the course but wished there was less talking and more visuals.

Thank you

lots of helpful information but too many references to the lecturer's book

Great information. Heavy focus on private school versus public schools.

Excellent information, broken into manageable chunks.

interesting introductory course of dyslexia

Amazing and informative!

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Great interviews with people sruggling with this condition. Clear explanation of many concepts.

Also, it seems excessively repetitive, there is a promo of the lecturer's book all the time as well as some of the special schools given as an example in the course. Apart from that, the legal part of the issue discussed is based only on the US government and they make you learn all the aspects, even though you are not living in the US.

While this course was great for understanding the history and laws surrounding dyslexia, I was hoping for some concrete strategies to use with my students. Also, the course description states I would get a certificate upon completion. I passed all the quizzes for each module and still have not received my certificate. That is frustrating.

The lectures were informative but tedious to watch, especially with all the repetitions. I was hoping to learn more about the science and practical aspects of helping students with dyslexia.

This course has a lot of fascinating information and material but It was dry listening to it. I had the book and read along. Pages could have accompany the presentation.

Contextually relevant to the USA and not as relevant to my line of practise in New Zealand but great insight into the developmental aspects (brain imaging etc.).

Thank you for the course, full of knowledge and information, I was hopping to find more specific strategies to help my students.

Though this course has good information, As a Title Reading Teacher, I already knew most of the information. I believe this course could be done in more than half the time. The course is also long and laboring and so slow. The speaker knows her material and is smart but very slow in speaking and hard to stay focused on.

I hoped it provided more exercices, clues. It provides USA adresses and laws, but no specific information / tasks for dyslexic people. It is quite repetitive too

I paid for a 1 month subscription and did not receive that appropriate credit for a paid subscription.

It was terrible! There was a tremendous amount of overlap and all I got out of it was that people with dyslexia can be intelligent. It did not offer strategies and was a big advertisement for her book and screening assessment. HUGE waste of time!