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EducatorsWe provide educators with the required tools to address reading difficulties. From professional development to certifications, we have the courses you need. ParentsSupporting parents is a priority for Payne. We offer the information, resources, and training that will assist parents in improving their children’s learning outcomes. CommunityThere are different ways for our community to raise awareness and support for children with dyslexia. Our events and activities are an excellent place to start.
dyslexiaDyslexia is a neurological language-based learning disability that primarily affects the skills involved in accurate and fluent reading and spelling. 1 in 5, or 20% of Oklahomans, including children, show signs of dyslexia.Learn More
impactPayne Education Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is a resource and referral center that trains teachers to teach reading in a way that works for ALL students, including those with dyslexia while providing professional resources to Oklahoma families. trainings1,014 educators, professionals, parents, and advocates trained in 2018. certifications61 trainees worked toward or gained national dyslexia certifications in 2018. referralsOver 1,920 hours of referral services provided to parents and educators. Donate
News National Dyslexia Awareness Month with 20th Annual Premier Card Fundraiser October is National Dyslexia Awareness month. Payne Education Center, with the help of supporting merchants around Oklahoma City, Edmond, and Norman, is raising funds to help bring awareness about dyslexia by selling the 2019 Premier Card. Premier Card gives shoppers up to 20 percent off at a wide variety of metro-area stores, most of them locally owned and operated. Read More + Fri, October 18, 2019 (No comments)
