Issue 14: Illustration Callout for March 2023 issue of Dystinct Magazine Members Public

Dystinct Magazine provides opportunities to children with learning difficulties to publish their illustration in the Dystinct Magazine. Below is the list of callouts for children's illustrations to be featured in the upcoming March 2023 issue of the Dystinct Magazine. Instructions to submit the illustrations are at the bottom.

Zahra Nawaz
Zahra Nawaz
Illustration Opportunities

Issue 13: January 2023 Dystinct Magazine Members Public

Dystinct magazine's 13th issue: January 2023 is available to download on Apple and Android devices. The issue covers inspirational stories from children and adults with learning difficulties (dyslexia, dysgraphia, dysgraphia and dyspraxia).

Zahra Nawaz
Zahra Nawaz

Issue 13: The Dystinct Journey of David Chalk Members Public

By 62, David Chalk had seen it all. While David conquered the world, he never managed to achieve the only thing he always had truly wanted-To Read Fluently. In 2021, he finally learned to read and did it on camera for everybody to see.

Zahra Nawaz
Zahra Nawaz
Dystinct Journey

Issue 13: From Learning Disabled to Enabled | Wendy Crick Members Public

Wendy Crick, a middle school English teacher, shares her quest to find an answer to her daughter's reading struggles. She tried various reading programs as her daughter's confidence kept dipping with each failed attempt at being taught to read before she finally found success with EBLI.

Wendy Crick
Wendy Crick
First Person

Issue 13: Tips for the best start on the road to literacy | Dr Jeannine Herron Members Public

Dr Jeannine Herron discusses the need for children to develop the ability to use the alphabet code independently and provides pointers on how parents and educators can help them establish automatic encoding and decoding skills.

Dr Jeannine Herron
Dr Jeannine Herron
Evidence Matters

Issue 13: The Dystinct Journey of Ann Members Public

The story of Ann, a successful Florida-based marketing executive who struggled to read and write in private all her life until she was recently taught the right way to read using the Structured Linguistic Literacy Approach.

Zahra Nawaz
Zahra Nawaz
Dystinct Journey

Issue 13: Journey to Structured Linguistic Literacy | Erin Sain Members Public

Erin Sain, a dentist by day and reading advocate by night, shares how she discovered the Structured Linguistic Literacy approach in her quest to find an effective and time-efficient instructional method that would help her teach her girls to read.

Erin Sain
Erin Sain
First Person

Issue 13: A Parent Guide to effective practice | Clare Wood Members Public

Clare Wood recommends effective instructional practices aligned with the Structured Linguistic Literacy approach that parents can adopt to help their children systematically learn concepts and skills in tiny sequential steps that lead to mastery over time.

Clare Wood
Clare Wood
Evidence Matters