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Dyslexia at Work
Landmark Learns is a series of educational workshops, presentations, and other resources for parents, guardians, and champions of struggling learners.
Dyslexia at Work
Navigating Dyslexia as Adults in the Workplace
Presenters:
- Josh Clark, Head of Landmark School
- Gabriella (Pecoraro) Leone, Landmark Alum '07, Global Events & Strategic Initiatives at Manulife
- Judy Reilly, MBA, Director of Center for Neurodiversity and Employment Innovation, Werth Institute, University of Connecticut
Listen to this dynamic discussion to learn about jobs of the future, what opportunities exist for people with dyslexia, the growing demand for neurodivergence in the workforce, and much more. These three successful professionals know first-hand the challenges of living and working with learning differences. They will share their experiences, recommendations, and insights on being empowered to find and maintain fulfilling employment.
This webinar took place on February 8, 2024.
Webinar Recording
Webinar Resources
For Job Seekers
- Five Tips for Neurodiverse Job Seekers
- The Value of Dyslexia: Dyslexic Strengths and the Changing World of Work
- Neuro Inclusive Job Network for Graduating College Students
- Neurodiversity Network
- Dysleixa at Work: The landscape, challenges and opportunities
- Dyslexic Thinking: Add as a skill in your LinkedIn profile
- 10 Reasons Why Networking Is Essential For Your Career
For Employers
For Post High School
College and Other Program Seekers
- Questions to Ask Students Who Access College Support Services
- Accessing Learning Disability Services in College
- The College Visit: Questions to Ask the Disability Support Services Office
- Tips for a Successful College Interview (great for job interviews too!)
5 Strategies to Support College Students’ Executive Functions
- Academic Support Services at the College Level for Students with Learning Disabilities
- College Autism Network
- Post-Secondary Fair for Students Who Learn Differently, March 26, 2024