Lawmakers in Vermont are backing away from specific ways of how to do reading instruction in schools. Instead, they want to do a screening for dyslexia for the young students. There is some push back from school teachers and other officials of the schools. The lawmakers want to emphasize a teaching method that is more centered on phonics instead of correct spelling. There is also a push back from making it universal. Another thing that is a concern is the cost of implementing these new screenings. However, the lawmakers think it is well worth it to screen for dyslexia.