Dyslexia: News from the web:
Very short and concise but to the point. Read the points you should know about dyslexia in the link for today.
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Dyslexia screening by law?
Dyslexia: News from the web:
Happy to see that North Carolina has introduced legislation to make screening for dyslexia AND dyscalculia mandatory. Get involved folks, support this effort and that many states may follow.
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Dyslexia and the Irlen syndrome
Dyslexia: News from the web:
They also refer to it as “visual dyslexia” read up on it in the link for today.
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The primary interim writing assessment framework belongs in the shredder
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Children with dyslexia are actually doubly disadvantaged by the current system, as spelling is effectively assessed twice. Not only is it within the teacher assessment framework, but it also gets tested again in the SPaG test. The fact that the spelling and grammar elements are lumped in together to give one single overall score means that a dyslexic child’s secure grasp of grammar is not recognised because the spelling mark pulls them down.
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We could not agree more on this one
Dyslexia: News from the web:
Wonderful article that shows how children with dyslexia, once they get to reading, have it as a super power!
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Dyslexia in the public school system
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This mother doesn’t believe public schools are doing everything they can to educate students with dyslexia. For example, she said, schools measure a child’s growth from year to year, but they’re not comparing that growth with that of an average student to ensure they’re closing the gap.
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