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Inclusive design in technology is giving students struggling with literacy the ability to tackle tasks independently at school, reducing the stigma they face in seeking support from a teacher or educational support staff and it’s readily available.
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Affordablecollegesonline.org provides us with a great page of tips for students in college with learning disabilities.
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Based in Bangalore, India, Param Jain is a designer and illustrator, as well as the author of A Mind of Gold. The book, which is intended to help parents understand not only the challenges but also the beauty of dyslexia
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Rhythmic language, such as nursery rhymes, helps to kick-start children’s developing language systems, neuroscientist Professor Usha Goswami tells Zofia Niemtus – and research in this area could have huge benefits for pupils with dyslexia
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While dyslexic minds process information differently, in lateral way, it also means we are singing a different tune when it comes to literacy, memory and concentration.
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British children are more likely to be dyslexic than Europeans because English is a more complex language, expert claims
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