
💬 Is Your District Truly Dyslexia Ready & Learning Difference Inclusive?

Creating a dyslexia and learning disability friendly school system starts with a clear understanding of where you stand.
This free interactive self-assessment will give your leadership team a quick, powerful snapshot of your current strengths and help identify areas where deeper support or training is needed.
✅ Use this self-assessment to:
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Spark meaningful discussions with your team
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Identify top priorities for professional development
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Guide grant-writing and funding requests with concrete data
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Highlight areas where deeper understanding and empathy-building can grow
- Support state dyslexia and literacy compliance requirements with measurable staff reflection data
Because when understanding grows, compliance follows — and every learner benefits. 💜
🧩 What This Assessment Covers 🧩

Staff Training & Awareness
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Are all staff trained in dyslexia and related learning differences?
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How confident are teachers when speaking to parents about dyslexia and other learning disabilities?

Classroom Supports & Strategies
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Are classroom accommodations and evidence-based interventions consistently applied?
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Does your district use structured literacy and multi-sensory teaching methods?

Culture of Empathy & Understanding
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Do staff understand what it feels like to have dyslexia and other learning challenges?
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Are simulations or empathy-building trainings available?

System-Wide Support
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Does your district follow a consistent process for screening, identification, and support?
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Are parents included as partners in the process?

About the Creator
Hi, I’m Kathy Cousineau, M.Ed., WDP—founder of Level the Learning Field and My Happy Teacher. I’m a certified Dyslexia Practitioner with 30+ years of experience supporting students with learning disabilities and training the educators who work with them.
At Level the Learning Field, we offer powerful Dyslexia and Other Learning Disability Simulations that allow educators to walk in the shoes of their students. When teachers experience these challenges firsthand—whether in reading, writing, spelling, or processing—they better understand why students may feel frustrated or avoid certain tasks. Most importantly, they learn what classroom supports truly level the learning field.
This self-assessment is a great first step toward building a school environment where all learners can succeed.

What We Can Do for Your District
Level the Learning Field provides powerful, hands-on professional development that helps educators understand learning disabilities like dyslexia from the inside out. Through our engaging simulations, staff gain insight into what struggling students experience—so they can recognize signs earlier, apply effective supports, and reduce frustration in the classroom.
Let’s talk about how we can help your team build a more supportive, successful learning environment for all students.
To learn more go to https://www.levelthelearningfield.com.




