Every child can learn, just not always in the same way.
Kute Kids Publishing: Three students turn dyslexia into creativity
Dyslexia isn’t stopping three local middle school students from pursuing their dreams.
Dyslexia affects the way the brain processes words and letters, often making reading and comprehension more challenging.
But siblings Dane Kute, Savannah Kute and Ruby Kute aren’t letting dyslexia stand in the way of their dreams of becoming authors and creators. Together, the trio has written 12 books, all available on Amazon.
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Dysgraphia: Solving It Via Dyslexia
Key points
- Writing involves learning the code for mapping spoken to written language.
- Dysgraphia is more than just bad handwriting and the latter may have different causes.
- Dysgraphia arises from inefficiencies in the linguistic or other brain systems.
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Northamptonshire author turns childhood struggles and dyslexia into message of hope in new book
Northamptonshire author and life coach John Knight has released his new self-help book, The Importance of You. Overcoming severe childhood dyslexia, bullying, and life setbacks, John shares his journey of turning personal struggles into a message of hope and empowerment for others.
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Celebrate Dyslexia streamlines teacher training with San Antonio universities, public schools
San Antonio’s Celebrate Dyslexia, known for championing dyslexia services for children, is now working directly with educators who want to help students with the learning disability in the classroom.
The Academic Language Therapy Association, a national group that sets standards for language therapy certifications, recently granted Celebrate Dyslexia’s train program an “independent course approval.”
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