This website, Adults with Dyslexia: Pathways to Success, is designed to provide information about our current study. This ongoing project is based on our previous work that examines the life experiences of adults with dyslexia. Your participation will help bring validation to adults with dyslexia and identify the pathways leading to a successful and satisfying life while living with a hidden learning difference that is prone to misunderstanding. The researchers, Dr. Blace Nalavany and Dr. Lena Carawan of East Carolina University School of Social Work encourage you to participate in the “Pathways to Success” on-line survey.
Please take the time to browse our website and feel free to contact us with any questions, comments, or suggestions:
1-877-261-9822 (toll free)
e-mail: nalavanyb@ecu.edu
We also have a facebook fan page: Adults with Dyslexia: Pathways to Success !
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Please Contact Us: 1-877-261-9822 (toll free) E-Mail: Nalavanyb@ecu.eduImportant Information!
At this time we want to thank everyone who participated in our Adults with Dyslexia, Pathways to Success survey! The survey is now closed. We are excited to report that 227 adults with dyslexia have completed the survey. This represents one of the largest studies ever to target the life experiences of adults with dyslexia.
To be certain, this study could not have been successful without your passion for making a positive difference in the lives of people with dyslexia. The findings are compelling and informative. We continue to analyze the data and have several articles under review. In the meantime, we are planning the next phase in the project. Please stay tuned for upcoming information!
To be certain, this study could not have been successful without your passion for making a positive difference in the lives of people with dyslexia. The findings are compelling and informative. We continue to analyze the data and have several articles under review. In the meantime, we are planning the next phase in the project. Please stay tuned for upcoming information!
Click Here to visit the "So What" page to read about our LDA presentation and see a new publication about our study!
"So What?" Link October 1, 2011
