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Free guitar lessons

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What a great plan, read up on the free guitar lessons an artist is offering to people with dyslexia.

Lewis-Walker said:

“Music is an experience and you can learn a song, but if you learn it with heart, you can perform it better.

“People who are dyslexic are the most talented people on the planet, but society tells them different. I want to change this. If I can help at least one individual change their mindset with creative means, I have done my job.

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Reading and Writing difficult? You will have another talent!

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MALAYSIAN illustrator and The One Academy graduate Vince Low does not let dyslexia stop him from living a normal life.

His “Vince Low: Dyslexia Couldn’t Stop Me” publicity campaign which featured his trademark scribble portraits won him many awards and shot him to international fame after it was featured in The Daily Mail UK and The Huffington Post.

“People with dyslexia are special, you just have to discover that talent within you and believe in yourself,” he said.

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Dyslectic drivers should have some support

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Some mothers pushed and on April 28, the state Department of Transportation made an audio version of the state driver’s manual available for free online at http://www.dmv.pa.gov/Driver-Services/Driver-Licensing/Pages/PA-Driver’s- Manual– -Audio- Version.

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My Turn: A father’s hope after daughter’s dyslexia diagnosis

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Three years ago, I didn’t feel I deserved the handcrafted gift my 8-year-old daughter made me for Fathers Day. It had been a rough school year for her. Her teachers had noted she wasn’t reading at the level of her classmates. This prompted the school to provide a reading specialist who told us that she would catch up if she worked harder and focused more. Wanting to do the right thing, I pushed her to work harder.

We ran through flash cards in the car, while we set the table for dinner and before she went to bed. She spent extra time on homework every night. Still she wasn’t making progress. All the added pressure was straining our relationship, and I felt like I had let her down. I started dreading the flash card drill sessions.

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