Shapes and the environment how Dyslectics experience it

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Dyslexia could in part be due to difficulties in learning automatically and subconsciously how things fit together in the environment. This is the conclusion in a new study of a research team lead by Heiða María Sigurðardóttir, assistant professor at the University of Iceland’s Faculty of Psychology, and in close collaboration with Árni Kristjánsson, professor at the same faculty. The study was published on 4 April in Scientific Reports.

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Dyslectics! There is a career in advertising

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And the ad world seems to be full of people with dyslexia. “Advertising, like other creative industries, is absolutely full of people with learning difficulties,” said Chris Arnold, ex-creative chief at Saatchi & Saatchi, who is dyslexic himself. Arnold now runs his own shop called The Garage. “Half of my creative department is dyslexic.”

 

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Arizona education officials are introducing a new handbook designed to help teachers and parents identify dyslexia in students.

The resource handbook put together by the Department of Education also contains a list of resources available to parents and teachers to help support students with the reading disorder.

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