Dyslexia: News from the web:
In a quiet corner of Bishan, students with learning disabilities are being taught English using role-playing games (RPG).
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Because children get tested on how they can decode nonsense words to check if they could have dyslexia, now parents and teachers start to train them in learning nonsense words……..that’s really nonsense!
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Square Panda and Andre Agassi today announced Readvolution, a new initiative by the Andre Agassi Early Childhood Neuroscience Foundation that aims to drive innovation in dyslexia assessment and intervention. Readvolution plans to engage scientists from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Weill Institute for Neurosciences to produce the first scientifically validated technology for scalable universal screening of dyslexia.
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Wonderful blog story from the homeschooling with dyslexia site, where they explain in great detail how a day rolls by when homeschooling some dyslectic kids. Browse around their site, absolutely worth your time.
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Read the story from a mother who is distressed because the school could no longer sustain the full time classroom assistant her son needed.
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It continues to be an issue. I’m saying due to unawareness of the severity of the condition, others have different opinions but I remain an optimist. In any case it took a federal investigation to get thing right in Texas.
After a 15-month investigation, the U.S. Department of Education found in January that Texas had effectively capped federally-funded special education services for at least a decade, denying thousands of kids with disabilities the tools and assistance they need to learn. The report said the ambiguity in the state’s policy on dyslexia may have directed some eligible students away from federally-funded special education services, violating federal law.
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