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Wonderful tips on how to help children with learning disabilities focus on their strenght. Read the great way to break their diagnosis to them in the article from The Greater Good Magazine.
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Newz hook has in their parent’s corner this week a great piece on tips to support your child with learning disabilities at home. See it in our link for today.
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Sharifah Sakinah quits driving due to dyslexia; “I’m afraid to drive, especially if it’s a long-distance journey, as people with my condition might get confused with differentiating between left and right. “
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A great article that discusses in great detail the ways to help students with learning disabilities focus on their strengths rather than their weaknesses. They give good examples and ways to deal with labeling.
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A former educator and current tutor Georgia Grey explains the best method to catch a child up to speed in reading.
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Occupational Therapy approach can be very effective in dealing with dyslexia as it addresses key components of skills such as oculomotor function or visual efficiency, executive functioning, and motor coordination. An occupational therapist, after proper evaluation of the dyslexic student and his/her ailment, will prepare a customized intervention to improve the person’s ability to help them continue with life skills, work and leisure activities as independently as possible.
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Amazing to read how slow NYC is to adopt Dyslexia as a real problem and how few schools there are to support the children with Dyslexia.
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Check out the classroom accommodations by edutopia in our link for today.
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Great overview about what exactly Special Education is and is not by Ari Yares, see our link for today.
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A 2014 study conducted in the United Kingdom found that childhood music training can improve the sound-to-language processing skills that those with dyslexia struggle with. Read a happy story about how one pupil was helped by the music teaching she received in our link for today.
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Yale researchers who have studied hundreds of kindergartners for nearly 40 years say one in five was dyslexic. But perhaps their most important finding: There is no link at all between dyslexia and intelligence.
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Windowsreport.com brings us a wealth of free programs to use for dyslectics. See them all in the link for today.
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The UK GCSE exam still requires handwritten submissions, not reflecting today’s workplace norms, and thus puts dyslectics at a disadvantage.
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See the wonderful overview of the differences of Dyslxia and Dyscalculia made by the understoood organization in our link for today.
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The reading plus blog gives us 8 Research-Based Instructional Recommendations for Students with Signs of Dyslexia, see the info in the link for today.
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See the explanation in the languagemagazine on how to identify students with dyslexia who are at the same time learning to speak english.
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He’s only 11, but a national and regional go-kart champion from Indiana already has his goal set on becoming the youngest winner of the Indianapolis 500.
However, that’s not all Elliot Cox wants to do. He’s also working on raising awareness for dyslexia, something he’s learning to overcome.
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A new piece of research came out about Leonardo da Vinci. The researchers now suggest that his genius may have been sparked by ADHD more than his known dyslexia.
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Crete is about to start using a great new system that monitors eye movements during silent reading tests to produce scores that distinguish typical and atypical readers and combines the expertise of ophthalmologists, pathologists, and social workers to develop personalized therapies.
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RNs who have dyslexia develop compensatory strategies to mitigate the difficulties they experience. These strategies include developing and using templates or previous examples of documentation to help structure notes or letters, being organised, minimising distractions, and using technology. Extra effort is required for many of these strategies, along with some reasonable adjustments to the working environment in line with the Equality Act.
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A study done in Doncaster shows that 66% of the children commiting crimes regularly have undiagnosed dyslexia.
Just another reason to ensure we identify all children with learning disabilities early and give them the support they deserve.
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In a moment more reminiscent of a Comic-Con event than a typical MIT symposium, Shawn Robinson, senior research associate at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, helped kick off the first-ever MIT Science of Reading event dressed in full superhero attire as Doctor Dyslexia Dude — the star of a graphic novel series he co-created to engage and encourage young readers, rooted in his own experiences as a student with dyslexia.
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The story from Victoria Leslie is in our link for today, showing that it is never too late to be diagnosed and it brings closure to feelings you may have had you whole life up to that point.
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Backed by 500,000 euros in government funding, a screening platform that identifies children with reading disorders is ready to be put to use in Crete. The program will first target 1,500 children who have shown signs of dyslexia before expanding to the rest of the island.
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In the UK a child with dyslexia on a private school got the question below on her test. Mind boggling how teachers can justify this.
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At $70 an hour, and with three or four visits a week, tutoring costs can run about $10,000 a school year. Technological tools such as text-to-speech software or adaptive learning devices raise the cost even higher.
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A number of states and districts are embracing more research- and science-based approaches to literacy instruction amid growing awareness of the reading disability.
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A number of states and districts are embracing more research- and science-based approaches to literacy instruction amid growing awareness of the reading disability.
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