An undiagnosed or untreated learning disability can be a challenging obstacle to overcome, especially for an adult looking to attain a high school diploma and further their education. Educators and Adult Basic Education programs are on the front lines and can play a role in identifying adult learners who are struggling with a learning disability.
In 2023 we saw a shift from virtual to in person and continued advances in technology that impacted both adult learners and educators. Hybrid classrooms are more common, and the rapid acceleration of AI has created both opportunities and challenges in the field of education.
In the United States alone there are 41 million adults with dyslexia. That’s a whopping 20% of the adult population. The real kicker here is that only 2 million adults are aware of their dyslexia. Chances are high that you have an individual struggling with dyslexia in your class right now. If this concerns you, and it should, then read on.
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