Welcome to DAS Academy
Students are told to study, but were they ever taught how? Test yourself to see if you understand effective learning strategies.
Hear from graduates and participants about how DAS Academy has supported their growth as educators and professionals who make a difference for learners with diverse needs.
Explore our webinars that cover a range of topics from parenting tips to understanding learning differences.

Subsidy support for eligible professional-development courses.

Financial help for parents supported by DAS bursaries.

Scholarships for the Master of Arts in Special Educational Needs.
Applications for scholarships are now open for the Master of Arts in Special Educational Needs. Open to mid-career professionals and aspiring educators who are ready to make an impact.
Backed by the expertise of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore, our programmes are practitioner-led, evidence-informed…
Students are told to study, but were they ever taught how? Test yourself to see if you understand effective learning strategies.
Hear from graduates and participants about how DAS Academy has supported their growth as educators and professionals who make a difference for learners with diverse needs.
Explore our webinars that cover a range of topics from parenting tips to understanding learning differences.

Subsidy support for eligible professional-development courses.

Financial help for parents supported by DAS bursaries.

Scholarships for the Master of Arts in Special Educational Needs.
Applications for scholarships are now open for the Master of Arts in Special Educational Needs. Open to mid-career professionals and aspiring educators who are ready to make an impact.
Backed by the expertise of the Dyslexia Association of Singapore, our programmes are practitioner-led, evidence-informed…
30 January 2027
9.30 am to 12.30 pm
$165
Online via Zoom (live-stream)
Parents, caregivers and educators of children with dyslexia and/or ADHD
Eligible courses are approved for the Caregivers Training Grant (CTG).
Learners with learning difficulties often have one or more comorbidities. Attention-related challenges are one of the more commonly seen symptoms among children with dyslexia. Attention is primary to all learning and communication. In this workshop, we hope to be able to provide a broader understanding of attentional challenges, impulse control and other executive function difficulties, alongside ADHD.
The workshop will be delivered online via live-stream on Zoom. While learning online, participants can continue to participate actively in classroom activities through live video and chat functions in zoom.
*Course will be postponed if the minimum number of participants is not met. Participants will be informed if course is postponed.
Secure your place and start supporting the children in your care.
This workshop explores why some children struggle with reading and how these challenges can impact their motivation and attitudes toward reading. Parents will learn how to foster reading habits through shared reading experiences and by creating a reading-friendly environment at home. The session introduces Self-Determination Theory (SDT) as a framework for supporting motivation by meeting children’s needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness. Parents will also be introduced to interactive read-aloud strategies such as PEER, CROWD, Bloom’s Taxonomy, and Thinking Hats that promote engagement and build vocabulary through meaningful conversation. Participants will engage in hands-on practice and leave with practical tools to establish reading routines and a print-rich home environment that nurtures lifelong literacy.
Struggling with your child’s focus, motivation, or organisation? This practical workshop is designed for parents, caregivers, and educators of children aged 7 to 14 (Primary 1 to Secondary 2). Learn how executive function difficulties impact learning and behaviour, and discover effective strategies to support attention, memory, self-regulation, and time management at home and in school. Walk away with tools to build your child’s independence—without blame or burnout.
This workshop allows participants to understand the nature of Mathematics and why learners with dyslexia struggle with Mathematics.