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Tech: Read to Kids
Read to kids app a helpful tool in the journey to literacy! See why and how this app can help kids with all levels of abilities…
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My Teacher Shamed a Dyslexic and Illiterate Me. Now I’m An Author.
Teachers still shame students even in the 21st century. Students with undiagnosed learning differences can be a particularly easy target for a teacher with a bad…
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Dyslexic Advantage Visits UW Brain Research Lab – Subjects Wanted
A brain research lab explores the differences and impacts of dyslexia on different populations of students. Read about the great things that this place intends to…
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Newstead Wood School Dyslexia Society
Newstead Wood School in Bromley has its very own dyslexia society for students to connect with others that share their circumstance. Check out this student’s beautiful…
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Newstead Wood School Dyslexia Society
Newstead Wood School in Bromley has its very own dyslexia society for students to connect with others that share their circumstance. Check out this student’s beautiful…
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The Basics of Open Technology
Technology is often labeled as a distraction for children, but did you know it can help as a learning tool as well? Click the link to…
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Simple Strategies to Teach Kids Time Management
Time management is an extremely valuable life skill. For some of us with dyslexia, nothing about time management and organization comes naturally. Check out these tips…
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Jonathan Ive – Dyslexic Genius
From Spielberg, to Edison, to Einstein, to Steve Jobs; dyslexia has a long history of association with genius. It should come as no surprise that the…
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Jonathan Ive – Dyslexic Genius
From Spielberg, to Edison, to Einstein, to Steve Jobs; dyslexia has a long history of association with genius. It should come as no surprise that the…
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Inquiry-Based Learning in the Science Classroom
Hands-on learning can be great for some students, but inquiry-based learning takes lesson plans to a new level. Find out how your classroom can benefit from…