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A new approach to Dyslexia

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From Scotland comes a novel approach to dyslexia:

The basic idea behind our new programme is to promote and celebrate the creativity, in all its forms, of dyslexic and neuro different individuals and communities, locally and globally.

“We want to give a much more positive profile of dyslexia and try and remove some of the stigma that can sometimes be associated with it. In other words, “Viva le Difference.

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Tips for dyslectic kids from kids with dyslexia

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Nobody can fully appreciate what it’s like to be a student with dyslexia in the way that another student with dyslexia can.  Tutors, teachers and parents have their advice, but here are some strategies from the real experts—kids with papers due, tests next week, and a project due on Friday.  How do they do it when they are struggling readers themselves?

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Special building design for Dyslexia

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This school has a separate learning lab with special design for teaching kids with learning disabilities.

NAC Architecture designed the building to support the teaching method with natural lighting, soundproofing, special floor plans and temperature controls. Those details are expected to help students focus better and perform to their potential.

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Adults have dyslexia too

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This may not come as a surprise but adults have dyslexia too. Sometimes people may be shy asking for services to help them and adults do not have easy access to counselors like the kids in the schools, but there are services available for them to help them with their learning disability.

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