Dyslexia: News from the web:
Here is a batch of good tips for teachers of kids with Dyslexia.
1.2 million children in the UK have dyslexia so it’s important teachers understand how to support pupils with the disability.David Imrie shares his techniques and insights
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Dyslexia: News from the web:
A blogger with Dyslexia writes: “This is perhaps the most irritating thing that a dyslexic can be asked. Dyslexia is a disability that causes emotional pain, limits career opportunities, hampers educational performance and makes on the victim of bullying. Would you ask someone who lost a leg if this was an advantage? Sure they can compete in the paralympics, but is this an advantage? Having reached the age of 51, I am quite comfortable with my dyslexia but it has been a massive struggle.”
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The Headstrong organisation that does so much for the awareness about dyslexia, has a new website. Made by San Francisco Bay Area graphic design firm Project6 Design, Inc. with the Content Management System Drupal. It looks great and has lots of resources for you.
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By carefully weaving together interviews with parents, experts, and adult dyslexics, “Embracing Dyslexia” tackles the issues surrounding dyslexia like no other documentary film has before.
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Check out this story, of a man who has been helped by wearing tinted glasses. One of several methods recommended to help fight Dyslexia.
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Here is an opinion from someone who challenges the use of the word dyslexia and cautions that the school may be at fault for failing to teach the child to read.
Here is a nice controversial conclusion by the writer:
” However, if some child who otherwise seems perfectly normal is failing to learn to read in school, the problem is probably in the school, not in the child. The solution is to fix the school, not label the child as disabled.”
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