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Dyslexia-friendly books by top children’s authors
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.
Read all about it HERE
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Fight for your child with Dyslexia
Dyslexia; News from the web:
Today we link to a blog from a parent, in the UK, who is fed up with the lack of support and resources and starts this movement to fight for your child.
We support all awareness and initiatives to give our children the support they need so we are happy to list them here.
Read all about it HERE
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A play about Dyslexia
Dyslexia; News from the web:
What a wonderful thing and pretty unique in the world, as far as I know, a Play about Dyslexia! Written by someone who does not have dyslexia. We need to see how we can get this play around so many people can see it.
Read all about it HERE
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New font for Dyslexia
Dyslexia; News from the web:
Read the interview with the BBC from the developer of a font that is easy on the eyes for a dyslectic person. The font is free to use and you can install it on your browsers or ebook reader. Meanwhile another developer, who sells his font for $69, has requested to stop the distribution. So you may want to jump on this soonest. The BBC article gives links to where to find the font.
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Dyslexia and exam assistance
Dyslexia; News from the web:
Today’s link provides an insight in the trouble parents in New Zealand have to get their dyslectic children the help they need and deserve for sitting their exams.
Still with many schools there is a lack of accommodations and an underestimation of the hard work children with learning disabilities have to put in just to keep up with the class work. To deny them help in sitting the exams is unfair and we should all raise the awareness and ensure we keep these things in mind when voting for school boards and other representatives.
Read all about it HERE
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