A new research report about dyslexia and vision has been drawing outsized media attention, with hyped up headlines that suggest a breakthrough discovery as to the cause and treatment of dyslexia.
Abigail Marshall explains how this new study is
In this amazing Tedx Talk from 2014, James Ross describes how learning differently affected his relationship with letters. As a gifted picture thinker he developed dyslexic baggage, which he is able to explain for everyone to understand. He describes how that
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A revolution well worth joining.
There are some bright and creative people who thrive in conventional learning environments.
There are others – just as bright and creative – who do not.
Traditionally, dyslexia and related
Why Tyrannosaurus but not If?
Now also available, in greater detail, in a wonderful book.
Have you ever wondered why some children can write the word tyrannosaurus and yet cannot spell the word if? Or wondered, therefore, why there are children who get 9/10 in
Tessa Halliwell, a UK Autism provider, in a multipurpose sensory room at the
Autism Show in London.
Tessa and Georgina Dunlop, both UK Davis Autism Providers, attended London’s
Autism Show on 16th June. They reported that there were some
Top British You Tube celebrity, dyslexic singer, artist and make-up artist Klaire de Lys shaved her head to raise bursary funds for people with dyslexia and on a limited income to access the Davis Dyslexia Programme. Her band ‘Fenix’ also