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Zivia Avelin, of Mt. Airy, is only 11 years old, but she has already helped illustrate and write “Spell Shaper,” a book designed to help kids with dyslexia or other kinds of reading disabilities. Sarah Aghajanian, of Fairmount, wrote the book with Avelin’s assistance.

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Study app for dyslexia

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Dyslexia lincolnshire provides a zip file with handy tools to help people with dyslexia.

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New product to help dyslexia

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Teachers, speech-language pathologists, dyslexia specialists and other professionals who work with individuals with dyslexia/specific learning disabilities in reading now have access to a new product to aid in the remediation of dyslexia.

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New Dyslexia game coming

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Three Kookmin University students have developed ‘Phonics Method’ learning game materials for children with dyslexia.

According to a university announcement on June 14, the students from the Department of Education created a set of gaming materials that children can use to learn to relate phonetic traits with words.

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