Tim Odegaard, a psychology professor and host of Dyslexia Uncovered, teams up with Clarice Jackson, founder of Black Literacy Matters. They dive into the complex and often flawed history of dyslexia diagnoses, discussing the emotional toll on affected individuals and the dire need for updated screening methods. The conversation emphasizes the inequities in educational systems, particularly for marginalized groups, and the importance of advocating for more culturally sensitive support. Together, they inspire a rethinking of how we approach dyslexia treatment.
