On Stage
Well-known as one of the leading experts in the field, Emerson Dickman has spoken on issues relating to special education law, child advocacy, and learning disabilities on the national and international stage.
Topics
Dyslexia
Education LaW
Learning Disabilities
Special Needs Advocacy
LD & Social-Emotional Wellbeing
Improving Outcomes for Children
Presentation Type
Small Groups (20+)
Large Hall (500+)
Past Locations
48 U.S. STates & counting
MomBai, India
Sao Palo, Brazil
Hong Kong, China
Prague, Czech Republic
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Print Library
Featured in journals, magazines, and newsletters, Emerson Dickman has written on issues relating to special education law, child advocacy, and learning disabilities to further the learning of parents, educators, and other practitioners. A truncated list of recent publications are listed below. For a more complete list, inquire here.
Fifteen Tips That Can Help Overcome Conflict in Special Education, December 2018
Do We Need a New Definition of Dyslexia? IDA Examiner, February 2017
A New Look at Learning Disabilities, The Windward School Compass Magazine, Fall/Winter Issue 2013
RTI and Reading: Response to Intervention in a Nutshell, Reading Rockets
RTI: The Nutshell Revisited, Perspectives, IDA, Vol. 34, No. 3, Summer 2008
Technology and Accommodations, Perspectives, IDA, Vol. 33, No. 3, Summer 2007
Progress Monitoring is Key to Successful Intervention, Perspectives, IDA, Vol. 34, No. 2, Spring 2007
The Law and Unintended Consequences, Perspectives, IDA, Vol. 34, No. 1, Winter 2007
Video/Audio Library
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“Emerson is uniquely qualified to advise schools and districts regarding the prevention and amelioration of learning difficulties of all kinds. He is a wise, just persistent, creative, and informed problem solver.”
“Emerson Dickman is a well-established leader in promoting evidence-based assessment and instruction.”
“For any organization that is seeking to improve or implement services for students with dyslexia, Mr. Dickman’s long experience in the field, as well as his broad knowledge of both research and practice, should prove a valuable asset.”
“Emerson Dickman understands educational research, legal implications, and advocacy better than anyone I know.”
“Emerson has widespread respect in the special education and legal communities to be an ideally effective consultant for school leaders, advocacy groups, and private organizations.”