Dyslexia; News from the web:
Kudo’s to the Telegraph and Barrington Stoke, who bring us an overview of books specifically written for kids with Dyslexia by top children book writers.
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Dyslexia; News from the web:
Check out the video in our link today for a success story where a fourth grader overcomes his dyslexia in about 4 months. It is possible, you need to get your children the help they deserve soon and don’t delay because stories like this one are possible, also for your child.
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Dyslexia; News from the web:
Many parents will be confronted with the difficulties to get an Individual Education Plan from your school with all accommodation for your child in there and not get your child shipped off to a special class for kids who are behind.
You can never get too many tips on this so today’s link provides you with another great blogpost that will help you navigate the system.
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Dyslexia; News from the web:
Devices that amplify the sound of a teacher’s voice may help children with dyslexia improve their reading skills, new research suggests.
After a year of wearing the devices in the classroom, children with dyslexia had improved scores on tests of phonological awareness and reading.
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Dyslexia News from the web:
We are not sponsored by Dynaread but we need to talk to you about them. This company, who offers reading remediation for children with Dyslexia in 200 lessons, has an extensive library online with information and resources related to the learning disability.
Now as reading is not the strong point from the target audience they have updated their site with Ivona Text-to-speech technology. When you browse their site you will be presented with a red “listen” button that will give you the story verbally. It sounds really well and probably as good as my talking GPS in the car.
In the library they offer articles, explanations and some videos.
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Dyslexia; News from the web:
Today we bring you a link to the blog from Abigail Marshall, who is the Webmaster & Internet Information Services Director for Davis Dyslexia Association International.
She presents a picture with at first sight scribbles but at later reflection a message. Her point is that learning to read should focus on whole word pattern recognition to make deciphering easy for our mind.
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