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September 9, 2015
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John Rodrigues Talks About Dyslexia Success #dyslexia
Does Dyslexia disqualify you from success? Read John's story!
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Nevada Assembly Bill Would Mandate Dyslexia Screenings #dyslexia
The article is about the Assembly Bill 341. It’s a bill that would make early screening and intervention for dyslexia mandatory for all students in Nevada. A main issue with…
September 8, 2015
September 7, 2015
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Business bosses urged to do their bit to help those with dyslexia #dyslexia
Making businesses websites more accessible to people with dyslexia is the goal of the board of directors at Crossroads Trust. Websites will feature a new dyslexia friendly font that was…
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New state law helps schools focus on dyslexic youngsters #dyslexia
This article is talking about the problems that kids with dyslexia suffer from. Basically, school systems now have a box that can be checked for dyslexia so that it can…
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Getting in tune with dyslexic students #dyslexia
Check out how this mom of two boys with Dyslexia is breaking down the stereotypical walls of Dyslexia!
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Bella Thorne Explains How She Deals With Having Dyslexia #dyslexia
Many actors are discussing their battle with Dyslexia. Read more about Bella Thorne's experience.
September 5, 2015
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Build on strengths of people with dyslexia #dyslexia
Do you struggle with Dyslexia? If so this article is a must read for you! Learn how to manage and build on the strengths of dyslexia. Allowing you to not…
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Dyslexia identified as ‘primary disability’ #dyslexia
Dyslexia will now be recognized as a primary disability in Connecticut. As part of the new law, teachers will be required to attend additional training to recognize dyslexia and provide…
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Dyslexia identified as ‘primary disability’ #dyslexia
Dyslexia will now be recognized as a primary disability in Connecticut. As part of the new law, teachers will be required to attend additional training to recognize dyslexia and provide…
