Dyslexia is challenging special education needs teachers across the country. According to recent statistics posted on KAKE, an ABC affiliate, Dyslexia affects about one in five persons. The person with Dyslexia has a difficult time processing words within the brain making it difficult for the student to read and excel at school.
Fundamental Learning Center is changing the lives of parents and students alike!
Austin is a child who has dyslexia but he is overcoming challenges.
The News station covers a personal account of Austin who is now enrolled at Fundamental Learning Center. The center specializes in teaching kids with Dyslexia and is helping provide a solid foundation for the children to continue learning. The Director at the Fundamental Learning Center states that the program “absolutely turns lives around.” The News station covers a personal account of Austin who is now enrolled at Fundamental Learning Center. The center specializes in teaching kids with Dyslexia and is helping provide a solid foundation for the children to continue learning. The Director at the Fundamental Learning Center states that the program “absolutely turns lives around.”
It absolutely turns their lives around,
Laura Lurns · Learning Success expert
Key takeaways
- Dyslexia needs more attention.
- In Wichita some charities are garnering awareness.
- Awareness is the key to helping students stay competitive in modern educational settings.
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