What do you remember most about this amazing and influential educator, Margaret Byrd
Rawson? As a student, how did Margaret impact your educational journey? As a parent, how
did she help change your child’s life? How did she influence your career as a teacher?
Example questions include:
How did Margaret influence your life?
What lessons did you take away from knowing her?
How did you meet her?
What do you remember most about her?
What were the unique qualities you remember most?
How did she contribute to the world regarding dyslexia awareness and its proper treatment?
How did she influence and transform educational practice?
By sharing our memories and experiences of Margaret, we can highlight one person’s impact on
changing the conversation about ‘reading failure’ to ‘reading success.’ Your story might inspire
someone else to find the courage to persevere and take on a leadership role that positively
impacts others. You could motivate someone to transform education so that all children,
regardless of their learning differences, can be taught to read!
We will share the most inspiring and heartfelt stories, maybe even yours!
You have several submission options:
Write your story in the space provided.
Write your story in a separate Word or text document and upload it.
If you would like, you can record a video on your phone (iPhones work best) or other recording devices (ideally 5 minutes max).
You can also submit an audio recording (ideally 5 minutes max).
Please be sure to include a photo of yourself for written or audio submissions.
Each of these submission types can be uploaded in the space below.
We thank you for your willingness to contribute. Thank you for helping us. Your story matters,
and we are excited to hear from you!
We are here to help if you have any questions, and we are grateful that you have chosen The
Margaret Byrd Rawson Institute to share your story.