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So why is dyslexia testing not mandatory in all schools?
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So why is dyslexia testing not mandatory in all schools?
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New research found that the benefits of Dyslexie font were pretty small, and that the slight gain to reading speed was actually down to the spacing of the letters and words rather than the specially designed letter shapes.
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Read up about the Reasonable Accommodations in Certification examination.
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A computer programming student at Turkey’s İzmir University has developed software that eases life for school children suffering from dyslexia by coloring digital texts to make each word more readable.
Caner Yakupoğlu was awarded third place for his “Dyslexia Easy Reader” project in a competition held by Ege University for vocational faculties.
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NFU Scotland has teamed up with Dyslexia Scotland to provide drop-in sessions for anyone working within the agricultural industry at the Royal Highland Show.
Prompted by the success of the union’s Farming with Dyslexia campaign, the drop-in sessions proved popular at last year’s event and will once again allow sufferers to seek advice for themselves or on behalf of their friends and family.
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A networking program was launched last year at libraries in six major Danish cities.
Dyslexic students can attend regular meetings where they can meet peers with the same problems and get advice on job-hunting and other relevant issues.
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