Quick action is necessary for Dyslexia

Dyslexia: News from the web:

We hear this story every week. A child is tested and borderline meets the criteria for additional resources from the school district and so the teachers (and parents) decide to sit and wait. Well here is some news for you:

Ninety percent of children who are struggling with reading, writing and spelling by mid-year of first grade will still be struggling with those skills in eighth grade and on into adulthood unless they receive specialized help, according to the International Dyslexia Association.

Is that clear now? Can we now move on and get the appropriate attention and help for our kids?

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Dyslexia marketing

Dyslexia: News from the web:

No we con’t mean a campaign to promote Dyslexia, but here is a great story about an organization that received an award for the very effective way they have increased the awareness for Dyslexia. With a substantial percentage of children being affected by learning disabilities it again emphasizes the increases the need for detection.

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Dyslexia, is it the kid or the school?

Dyslexia: News from the web:

Here is an opinion from someone who challenges the use of the word dyslexia and cautions that the school may be at fault for failing to teach the child to read.

Here is a nice controversial conclusion by the writer:

” However, if some child who otherwise seems perfectly normal is failing to learn to read in school, the problem is probably in the school, not in the child. The solution is to fix the school, not label the child as disabled.”

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