Now a few months into his new position as chair of the MTSU’s Dyslexic Studies department, Dr. Timothy Odegard has eagerly embraced his role “to..
From the opening of a $147 million Science Building to a look at one MTSU Center’s work to untangle the mystery of dyslexia, the newest,..
MTSU is hosting an annual conference Saturday, Aug. 16, to help area educators improve the reading skills of their students. Sponsored by the Tennessee Center..
As he floated between the rows of educators inside MTSU’s College of Education Building, literacy trainer Ron Yoshimoto drew lots of laughter but also equal..
A special reading conference for area educators on “Common Core State Standards: What They Mean for the K-12 Struggling Reader” is set for Saturday, Aug...
The July 15 edition of WGNS radio’s Action Line program, with veteran host Bart Walker, featured MTSU-related events and people. To listen to the podcast,..
A special workshop at MTSU on Saturday, June 8, will help students with disabilities prepare to make the big leap from high school to college..
A free workshop at MTSU on Saturday, April 20, aims to help parents of children with disabilities learn about and meet their children’s educational needs...
A special workshop, “Writing for Parents of Sixth- to 12th-Graders,” will offer help for those whose children with dyslexia are facing more challenging writing on..
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