A few decades ago, people born with dyslexia typically had no idea why they struggled to read, or failed to read at all. Neither did their teachers. But a lingering and widely held misperception a ...
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PsyPost on MSNScientists link dyslexia risk genes to brain differences in motor, visual, and language areasA recent large-scale study published in Science Advances has revealed a connection between genetic variations associated with ...
Having dyslexia might mean someone has different strengths and weaknesses to you, but that isn’t a bad thing, says Professor Snowling, “Sometimes parents worry about dyslexia - they’ll never ...
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Letter: Address issues with dyslexia when children are youngAn estimated 15% of Americans have dyslexia, meaning a graduating class of 200 students is likely to have 30 students who need adaptive dyslexic accommodations. Students will reach their full ...
Short films to support teachers of pupils who have dyslexia, with a particular emphasis on 7-14 year-olds. These films offer practical suggestions on how best to support pupils, with lively ...
San Antonio school districts are seeing a spike in students with dyslexia while working to comply with a new state law requiring changes to instruction.
Each case of dyslexia is different and is viewed individually. Dyslexia is not easily defined; however, the following definition attempts to provide not only an overview of the difficulties, but also ...
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