In this episode, Mrs. Lainé and I will be discussing what is going on in European countries and dyslexia. Mrs. Lainé brings some very interesting articles on the laws and regulations that have been passed to support students with Learning differences in France. We compare what France is doing to an old paper published in 1974 on what other countries were doing at that time for learning differences, such as England and Denmark. 
*Please understand that finding papers in English on what other countries are doing for students with learning differences is extremely difficult. But if you find any please send me the links my way and I would love to record another episode updating the information I have stated in this episode. 

Guest:
Cécile Lainé is a Middle School French teacher with 13 years of experience, teaching K-12 in a variety of school settings: public school, magnet school, and independent school. She grew up in France and has lived in England, Costa Rica, Poland, and the United States.
Resources:

Newell, Connie. "Dyslexia in Europe - I." Bulletin of the Orton Society, vol. 24, 1974, pp. 174-80. JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/23769724. Accessed 22 Aug. 2020.
https://www.education.gouv.fr/bo/15/Hebdo5/MENE1501296C.htm
https://www.ffdys.com/troubles-dys/dyslexie-et-dysorthographie

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