Wouldn’t it be helpful to to identify your child’s dyslexia before they even enter school? Dyslexia is a disorder that affects about 10% the world, meaning that early intervention is key to helping a huge chunk of students. With this in mind, the Seeds of Literacy Project is headlining exciting new research that seeks to discover some of the earliest signs of dyslexia.
Seeds Literacy Project tracks two groups of babies from 5 months old until 5 years old. One group of babies is a higher risk of developing dyslexia, as at least one parent also has it. The other group has no dyslexia risk, so the scientists can compare the differences in the children’s learning styles. The objective of the research project is to find the earliest precursors of dyslexia, and to hopefully start the intervention much earlier.
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Key takeaways
- Dyslexia is a disorder that affects about 10% of the world.
- Seeds Literacy Project is a research initiative that tracks children from 5 months to 5 years old to identify dyslexia symptoms.
- The objective is to find the earliest precursors of dyslexia, to start the intervention much earlier.
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