Hosted by Jennifer Bernheim · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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The Right to Read podcast supports today’s dyslexic thinkers by bringing listeners relevant information on community resources, best practices for dyslexic learners, legislation that supports the Right to Read, and personal and professional success stories. Through our actionable insights, you will learn something that will empower a dyslexic thinker today. This podcast is made possible by a community collaboration with Verso Studios located at the Westport Library, in Westport, Connecticut.
Jennifer Bernheim hosts Right to Read, a education show with 12 episodes published.
Megan Hunemuller is a mom of four who dove into dyslexia research after recognizing multiple signs of the dyslexia in her then six-year-old daughter. She learned all she could about special education and how to provide a
Evan Bernheim is the inspiration behind Right to Read Advocacy! The organization’s founder Jennifer Bernheim (mom to Evan) launched Right to Read Advocacy to educate and empower other families as they navigate the dyslex
Dr. Gillian Donovan is a clinical psychologist licensed in Connecticut and New York. She specializes in treating mood and anxiety disorders in adolescents and adults. Dr. Donovan works within a multi-theoretical framewor
Christine Lai is the cofounder and Executive Director of the Special Education Legal Fund, Inc (S.E.L.F.). S.E.L.F. was founded in 2018 by parents for parents in need with children in the special education system who req
Allison Meyerson is acutely aware that parents need professional support when navigating the inner workings of school districts, which inspired her to become an educational advocate. She is a retired teacher with over th
Since November 2022, Dr. Melissa K. Wlodarczyk Hickey has been the Director of The Center for Literacy Research and Reading Success at the Connecticut State Department of Education (CSDE). She joined the CSDE in January
Nicholas Solter is the father of a dyslexic teen, a dyslexia advocate, and a software engineer. In 2022, he and his wife Sonja, launched the podcast Dyslexia Journey: Support Your Kid. Since then, they have hosted almost
Catherine Scholl brings a unique and personal perspective to educational advocacy, which isrooted in her extensive experience with special education. In addition to being a non-attorney special education advocate, Cather
Attorney Laura Heneghan is a special education attorney dedicated to a collaborating with families, school administrators, and staff to bring about positive outcomes. As a parent of a child with disabilities, Laura lever
Jake Sussman, Westport Native and Founder of Superpower Mentors, developed one of the world's most effective online mentoring programs designed to empower youth and young adults with learning differences. In this episode
Sklar Certified Executive Function Coach Annika Ahlström discusses executive functioning skills and offers three actionable tips to support executive functioning skills for students with learning disabilities and their f
This episode brings together the insights of three non-attorney special education advocates: Robin Beauchemin, Megan Hunemuller, and Catherine Scholl, all of whom are members of Right to Read Advocacy. Their personal exp
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Right to Read is hosted by Jennifer Bernheim. The show is categorised under education (kids) and has published 12 episodes.
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