Hawaii HB1073 mandates universal screening for dyslexia and language literacy challenges in kindergarten through third grade, and requires.
Hawaii HB1073 aims to improve student reading proficiency by requiring all public schools to administer dyslexia-sensitive universal screeners for students in kindergarten through third grade. The bill mandates evidence-based interventions for students identified with dyslexia or language and literacy challenges. It also requires professional development for teachers in structured literacy instruction and supports pre-service teacher programs in training their candidates in this area.
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