School with a separate wing for children with Dyslexia

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Here is a school that opens a whole wing for children with Dyslexia. The good news is that they apparently recognize the enormous need there is for qualified support for children with Dyslexia. The question I’m raising, without knowing the school program at all, is that a separate wing may put too much emphasis on the learning disability and not recognize that the children should grow up among their peers without Dyslexia.

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LearningAbledKids helping kids with Dyslexia

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A new website has been launched with someone eager to help you figure how to help your child educationally, to figure out how meet his specific needs, and to help you create an educational synergy that will enable your child to learn successfully.  Whether you homeschool, doubt you can  homeschool, or really, really want to continue working with the school, you’ll need to make a plan for properly meeting your child’s educational needs.

They are developing a step-by-step guide for how to homeschool and/or help your child overcome learning disabilities. Thus, the site is not yet fully ready to provide you with the upcoming step-by-step guide.  However, updates are under way.

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Dislecksia is coming!

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Dyslectic director Harvey Hubbell V put together a team of neuroscientists, educators, celebrities and business leaders with dyslexia to talk about the disease.

“After many years of being painfully misunderstood during my schooling, I knew I had to make a film to create the greatest awareness for dyslexia for the countless individuals of all ages that are unnecessarily struggling to thrive and be understood,” said Hubbell.

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Mother with Dyslexia writes a novel

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A mother with Dyslexia has written her first novel.

It was self-published last month and has already had more than 100 downloads online.

The e-book is set in the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford where Miss Yates works part-time.

She used all her knowledge of the museum’s exhibits and displays and her love of animals to create the story, which concerns a secret tunnel under the museum.

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the decade of the Brain

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Today I read this quote: “One in five students goes to school knowing it’s another day to feel stupid in front of friends and peers. They are bright, study hard and some even get extra help, but they labor at a frustrating and sometimes losing game.”

It comes from an article reviewing the success of a few institutions in Clark County but the quote just struck a nerve. Check out the other resources on our site to read up on what can be done, the current state of research and personal notes about dyslexia and other learning disabilities.

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