Dyslexia: News from the web:
See the explanation in the languagemagazine on how to identify students with dyslexia who are at the same time learning to speak english.
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He’s only 11, but a national and regional go-kart champion from Indiana already has his goal set on becoming the youngest winner of the Indianapolis 500.
However, that’s not all Elliot Cox wants to do. He’s also working on raising awareness for dyslexia, something he’s learning to overcome.
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A new piece of research came out about Leonardo da Vinci. The researchers now suggest that his genius may have been sparked by ADHD more than his known dyslexia.
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Crete is about to start using a great new system that monitors eye movements during silent reading tests to produce scores that distinguish typical and atypical readers and combines the expertise of ophthalmologists, pathologists, and social workers to develop personalized therapies.
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RNs who have dyslexia develop compensatory strategies to mitigate the difficulties they experience. These strategies include developing and using templates or previous examples of documentation to help structure notes or letters, being organised, minimising distractions, and using technology. Extra effort is required for many of these strategies, along with some reasonable adjustments to the working environment in line with the Equality Act.
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A study done in Doncaster shows that 66% of the children commiting crimes regularly have undiagnosed dyslexia.
Just another reason to ensure we identify all children with learning disabilities early and give them the support they deserve.
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