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MOTA PRESENTS:

MOTA Hot Topic: April 8, 2025 6pm
The Process and Acquisition of Reading Skills & the Dyslexic Learner: The Essential Knowledge Tool-Kit for Occupational Therapists working in Pediatrics. 

Join us for a 1 hour Zoom webinar with speaker Kanan Shah, MS, OTR/L, A/OGA. This webinar has been approved for 1 CEU for OTs and OTAs.

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Trends in lower academic performance and emotional distress seen in children with dyslexia

The developmental stages of reading in neuro-typical children 

The 5 essential “pillars” of reading that pave the necessary and critical pathways towards becoming a proficient reader.

The prevalence and neurobiological origins of Dyslexia – what we have learned from recent brain imaging studies

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